Edo Period "Maneki Neko" Allover Pattern Aloha Shirt

You have seen the "beckoning cat" at least once in houses, shops, street corners, etc. It is said that it spread as a lucky charm that beckons happiness and prosperity in the late Edo period. The stylish Cuban collar enhances the three-dimensional effect of the garment, and the cuffs are cut to leave space for easier movement. There is a pocket on the left chest, which is a point that is stuck on at the same time so as not to drop small items. "Pattern cut that exudes a sense of presence" Since ancient times, it has been regarded as a valuable presence that brings good luck, and the calico cat that is widely invited to bring good luck, and the black cat that is said to be visible even at night, are said to be good as a talisman.

Material: Seersucker-100% Recycled Polyester
- Fabric Features: Its signature puckered texture, provides an eco-conscious and breathable choice that enhances cooling through improved air circulation.
-Camp collar
-Five point pocket
- Machine wash cold, tumble dry low, and do not iron or use bleach.

Size chart:

Size	Length (cm/in)		Cuff (cm/in)		Chest (cm/in)		Sleeve (cm/in)
S	70	27.55	46	18.11	112	44.09	24	9.44
M	72	28.36	48	18.89	116	45.67	25	9.84
L	74	29.13	50	19.69	120	47.24	26	10.24
XL	76	29.92	52	20.47	124	48.82	27	10.63
2XL	78	30.70	54	21.26	128	50.39	28	11.02

Note 1: Due to variations in screen devices, the product colors may appear slightly different. Additionally, our sizes may have a margin of error of 1-3 cm(0.39''-1.18'').
Note 2: The size chart provided is the measurements of the product itself.