Guys, A quick note, we remeasured this jacket and it is a 37 chest, 20" armpit to armpit. So 3" of ease.
greg at BallyhooVintage
Guys, A quick note, we remeasured this jacket and it is a 37 chest, 20" armpit to armpit. So 3" of ease.
greg at BallyhooVintage
i've just bought this jacket. when it gets here i'll take my own pics and put them in the 30s sports jacket thread.
the fabric appears to be a Palm Beach type blend of rayon and cotton (and / or wool).
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HBK - Looks beautiful.
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Back in Nagasaki Where the fellers chew tobaccy and the
women wicky-wacky Woo.
It really is a beautiful jacket.
If impossible to find trousers matching the colour...what will be second best?
Please be good to our planet, and do not destroy it, - this is where I have all my stuff
alsendk,
i wouldn't try to match the trousers to the jacket because it might look like a failed attempt to create a suit; that's one rule that most tend to agree with.
for summer i like a mismatched looks of various shades of white and cream / off-white / light browns. light grey trousers woud also work.
VERY NICE! That is an elegantly made back.
Please do show us some pics when you get it in.
"As a kid, I used to abide by the judgment of Brooks Brothers in New York. I think I'm away from that now."
-Fred Astaire
Congrats. The jacket is Über-Kool. I am very envious.![]()
Since we're talking belted backs...did anyone here win this one? Went for a song...
http://www.ebay.de/itm/ws/eBayISAPI....:B:WNA:DE:1123
Pretend that you owe me nothing and all the world is green.
Cheap-ish, but not really for a song. For a tight size 36, in a not overly interesting fabric and not overly elaborate back treatment, that's probably a fair price. These jackets aren't really all that rare (obviously rarer than the regular jacket) in smaller sizes. They were "youth" styles after all.
Nice pockets.
bk
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