Among tiger stripes, a large number of dead stocks of the popular Okinawa Tiger pattern are in stock. We are especially pleased to introduce a relatively large US cut size shirt, which is a very popular size. We call it Okinawa Tiger, but it is identical to the pattern also known as John Wayne or JWD by collectors. The shirt has the distinctive Japanese white background with red text woven size tag and US-S stamp. The name tag with "name" remains on the lower part of the shirt, and a hope is added there whether it is a street number. It is assumed that this may be a control number at the factory at that time. Name" means name, and it is a tag in Japanese. It is a wonderful piece that shows what the new condition was like at that time. A valuable piece of clothing.

This item does not have "Name" but has the same paper tag.

There is no fading, and although there are some stains and wrinkles due to storage, it is still in a condition that can be enjoyed. There are some stains on the buttons. The buttonholes are beautifully sewn, so we assume that this is a relatively early Tiger shirt manufactured in Osaka or Wakayama in mainland Japan. The print is still glossy and there are some wrinkles, but it is in excellent condition, very close to the time it was issued.

Size: US-S

Size (flat): Shoulder width 44cm, Body width 47cm, Length 70cm, Sleeve length 59cm