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Portfolio 60's mens jacket

Mens 1970’s tailored safari / military style jacket

Lovely late 60’s / 70s tailored safari / military style 3 button jacket. 3 button down patch pockets Fully lined .Centre vent. Label reads LAMBOURNE by PHILLIPS & PIPER LTD. Made for SNOWDENS OF BEXLEYHEATH. In near mint condition.

 

  

 







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Mens 1960’s / 70’s deastock 4 button double breasted coat

Fab , deadstock with original tags. late 60’s / 70’s double breasted Italian made  4 button coat ( 3 button roll ) . Regency style lapels. lovely ivory lining. long centre vent on back. belted sleeve detail . A good looker this one !

   

    







 

 

 

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Mens 1960’s / 70’s optical pattern tonic dandy jacket.

Super unworn as new tailored 2 button dandy jacket  in an ‘optical’ tonic fabric. Made in Italy. Slim fitting with a centre vent and slim lapels. longer cut for that dandy drape feel. A good looker this one!

   

   







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mens 1960’s / 70’s kid suede tulip lapelled jacket

Dandy , Dandy….
stunning late 60’s. kid suede tulip lapel very tailored blazer. big slanted hip pocket flaps. No breast pocket for a cleaner cut. Gold lining. in excellent condition. Beautiful lapels. centre vent, No visible makers labels. but does it matter!?

 





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1950’s / 60’s mens 4 button suede blazer

Did someone say Mod?!
absolutely perfect early/mid 60’s rare to find 4 button kid suede blazer tailored for LILLYWHITES of Piccadilly Circus slim cut hip pockets side vents, faux breast pocket. Mint condition.

 

 







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Mens 1960’s brown Prince Of Wales check coat.

Very mod. Early 60’s tailor made caramel brown 3 button P.O.W. check 3/4 length coat in pure new wool. Mint as new condition.

   

   

   







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Mens 1960’s deadstock herringbone tweed 3 button jacket

Deadstock 1960’s herringbone tweed jacket with multicoloured fleck mustard yellow tailored fit 3 button jacket. Nice high revere on lapels. very lovely patterned tonic lining.

   

   




 




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