[~ 40's] French Vintage Indigo Linen Work Shirt

In the estimated 40s, it became a France's "Indigorinen Workshirt".

It is the arrival of special items.

Many people are looking for items that use indigorinen luxuriously, especially popular and rare fabrics, especially in French vintages?

Linen fabrics in French vintages are particularly highly evaluated in the vintage market, and are said to be impossible in modern times.

The goodness of linen fabric woven with high density with thin thread is exceptionally exceptional by amateurs.
I would like you to try the fabric feeling that sways every time you move.

Speaking of shirts in French workwear, I think that the long -length and pullover grand shirts are famous, and most of them are distributed to the market.

However, unlike the gramp shirt, the individual is a short and a full open -type shirt.
The short length is highly versatile, and you can use it for wearing it with one piece or as an inner.

The biggest feature of our individual is the "good fabric".

As mentioned earlier, using a rare fabric called Indigorinen is one of the goodness.

However, the most valuable point is the sperm and torn workwear that can be imagined, fade feeling, and harsh working environment in the aging of the rare fabric of indigorinen.

The fabric is mainly faded to the "eggplant blue" mainly in the upper body.
The gradation is so beautiful that it doesn't seem like a natural fade.

In the era when this individual was produced, the mainstream was to hang the work pants with suspenders, so the tops were naturally tackled in.

From such a background, the tack -in parts remain dark, and I think that the sunburn is very tanned for the torso.
Perhaps he was a worker working outside.

The first place with various views depending on the perspective.
It's because it's a real workwear that I didn't wear as a fashion item at the time.

"It's normal and unusual"
I think that kind of word is perfect.

Because it will be a small size, I think that if you have a small body, you can wear it without any problems.

Fading, dirt, rubbing, fraying, small holes, tears, etc.Although it is a condition where you can feel the use as a whole, you can fully enjoy the vintage atmosphere.
There is no major damage to wear, so I hope that you can continue to be worn repeatedly in the future.

It is not a product that can be bought if you pay money, but it is not possible to arrive in the future.

In French workwear, I think that items using indigorinen are very rare, so don't miss this opportunity if you like.