Made in Japan Patchwork Knit Sweater - Beige Mock Neck

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✅ Marked Size
M~
※ The sizing varies depending on the country of production and the manufacturer, and there are individual differences.
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✅ Actual Size [Flat Measurement (cm)]
Shoulder Width - 55
Sleeve Length - 49
Body Width - 55
Length - 64
※ Please note that there may be some errors due to amateur measurements.

✅ Points
This is a Mizuno (ミズノ) made
Japanese vintage knit.

Made of a sturdy material of 80% wool and 20% acrylic, it is soft and warm to the touch.

The geometric patterns and
heraldic motifs throughout
give a classic and luxurious impression.

The mock neck design keeps your neck warm,
perfect for the main part of your autumn/winter outfit.

・Country of origin: Japan
・Material: 80% wool, 20% acrylic
・Design: Patchwork style / Geometric pattern / Mock neck

✅ Recommended Points
・Rare Japanese 90s vintage
・High-quality wool blend material made by Mizuno
・Three-dimensional patchwork-style design
・Unisex, loose-fitting silhouette
・Mock neck for a trendy look ◎

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✅ Colors
Beige Brown Brown White White Black Black
※ There may be slight differences in color depending on the shooting environment and the device used.

⚠️ All items handled are USED (pre-owned) items.
There may be the following characteristics of used clothing: "signs of use, stains, pilling, and odors."
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