Nat Nast is an American based company that started in 2000. Nat Nast clothes were the Bee's Knees as gentlemen were embracing the sewing, lounge and bachelor pad ethos that rode the wave of big band, lounge and latin jazz in the early 2000's - bowling style shirts, silk and rayon printed shirts, the casual but fashionable styles of menswear from the 1940's and 1950's came back with a swagger that Nat Nast captured in their clothing lines. The line soon made its way onto the back of Tony Soprano on episode after episode of The Sopranos. This was the high end casual style for "every man.' that remains a staple of men's clothing today! Speaking of James Gandolfini (aka Tony Soprano), he wore this very shirt in an episode of The Sopranos (foggedaboutit) This black knit has a foulard pattern (of grey and white) woven across the front and a solid black back and sleeves. Size L -- Measures 21" across the chest, 29" in length.