Rare Heller's Cafe Warehouse Wabash Coveralls 38 Made in Japan

Thank you for looking. HELLER'S CAFE 1920's BEAR BRAND WABASH SACK JACKET Heller's Cafe was a brand developed in collaboration with Larry McKoin, who owns historical documents on American garments from a vintage clothing perspective, and Warehouse, which researches 19th-century American vintage clothing products. This original is a sack jacket that actually existed from the Bear Brand, a workwear brand, manufactured between the 1910s and 1920s. It is said that from this point onward, work clothes evolved further and came to be called coveralls. Indigo twill fabric with a strong nep texture, discharge-dyed Wabash stripes, and Union Made change buttons. This is a precious piece that revives a 100-year-old garment for the modern era. Size: 38 Length: Approx. 70cm Width: Approx. 54cm Shoulder Width: Approx. 45cm Sleeve Length: Approx. 62cm These are amateur measurements taken flat. Please allow for some error. It has an exquisite thickness, thicker than a typical shirt and thinner than a typical coverall, making it perfect for spring and autumn. The brand itself has now ended, making this a very rare item. Even when searching the used market, there are few available, and it's hard to come by. How about taking this opportunity? Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. Thank you.