[Brand] Unknown

[Model] Prisoner denim coverall

[Size] 34-36

[Actual measurements] Shoulder width 49cm, Chest width 57cm, Length 75cm, Sleeve length 60cm

[Wearing model] 163cm 58kg

[Country of manufacture] America

[Decade] 1950s

[Condition] USED

[Product Description]

Denim coveralls believed to have been worn by prisoners around the 1950s.
This is an unnamed item that was issued by the government and is of work origin, with no brand tags attached, and was produced as "workwear" rather than for fashion purposes.

The front has four pockets with no unnecessary details.
The simple metal buttons, stitching that prioritizes practicality, and the moderately faded indigo denim retain a strong sense of the rugged atmosphere unique to the 1950s.

The hem and cuffs show signs of wear and tear, but they still have a realistic appearance that speaks to the working conditions of the time.
It has a unique vintage presence that can never be reproduced through artificial processing.

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Please note that the product will be shipped folded, so there may be creases not shown in the images.