Oversized shirt from japanese designer shin hosokawa's 'pashu' label (c. 1980s). Made from a lightweight grey striped fabric with a soft, almost floppy handle (tags have faded but it feels like rayon), it has a point collar, buttoned cuffs, and curved front and back hem (cut distinctly longer at the back than the front). A highly unusual gold and black flocked velvet has been applied to the front chest, appearing to show two (very) stylised cursive 'P'-s (for Pashu one presumes), one oriented forward and the other backward (mirroring the forward). 

Good vintage condition, with some fraying at front hem (see picture 10). Sleeves cut shorter than usual (even accounting for dropped shoulder) - see measurements to confirm fit.

Marked size M (mens/unisex)
Check measurements to confirm fit
All measurements taken flat

Shoulder width: 51 cm
Width (at underarms): 57 cm
Front length (back neck to hem): 72.5 cm
Bacl length (back neck to hem): 81 cm
Sleeve length: 55 cm
Hem width: 61 cm

Fabric unknown (tag faded) - presumed rayon
Presumed made in japan (tag faded)
Circa 1980s