New, unused item. ZANTER JAPAN Down Vest, Size L, Olive.

New, Unused Item
ZANTER JAPAN
Down Vest
Size L
Olive Khaki

Selling because I no longer have a use for it.
Purchased new, tried on, and then stored in my closet.
The price tag and product tags have been removed and are not included.

Although it is new and unused, it has been stored in a closet for a long time. It will be treated as a used item, so please understand that returns and complaints will not be accepted.

Length Chest Shoulder Width
M 66cm 113cm 41.5cm
L 68cm 119cm 43cm
XL 70cm 125cm 44.5cm

Outer Fabric: 100% Nylon
Lining: 100% Polyester
Filling: 90% Down, 10% Feather

[ZANTER]
Zanter, whose name is derived from yamato bito (mountain climber), has developed and provided highly functional downwear that can withstand harsh climbs and overwintering, such as for the Japanese Alpine Club and Antarctic research expeditions.
Based on technology and functionality that boasts world-leading quality, it is a professional-use apparel manufacturer specializing in Japanese downwear that develops numerous fashion-forward downwear brands.

[HISTORY]
1951 - Around the time Japan was still in the post-war occupation period and beginning its history of reconstruction, the first downwear was born in Japan.
The brand name Zanter was by the image of a mountain climber.
Even in an era when there was no room for leisure, the name carried a strong desire to create light and warm, authentic mountaineering clothing with Japanese hands.
It has been used as overwintering wear for the first ascent of Manaslu by the Japanese Alpine Club in 1956, and for the first Antarctic research expedition in 1957. It has since been equipped for the Japanese Alpine Club's ascents of world mountains and continues to be used as overwintering wear for Antarctic research expeditions to this day.
The spirit inherited from Antarctic research expedition downwear. Zanter, which has been providing work downwear for Antarctic research expeditions for over 60 years, has given its name to the brand ZANTER JAPAN.