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Mens late 60’s suede 5 button jacket from LORD JOHN OF CARNABY St

Another rare collectors piece. A late 60’s gem from the now iconic LORD JOHN OF CARNABY STREET. 5 button jacket with military esque styling. Leather pipng on collar and front. Action back and fantail vent. Made from pigskin suede . In excellent vintage condition.Very Beatles Rubber Soul era.

  

   

  







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1970’s beagle collar suede jacket from LORD JOHN OF CARNABY ST

Collectors piece. Very rare late 60’s/ 70’s tailored beagle collar suede jacket from LORD JOHN of London.A fine example of clothing from the famous Carnaby Street shop. Frequented by the SMAll FACES etc…
   
   

   







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Mens 1960’s double breasted blazer by JOHN STEPHEN of LONDON

Grab a slice of mod history with this early 1960’s double breasted  blazer . Tailored by JOHN STEPHEN of LONDON  for THE SCENE Boutique  at GARLICKS  ( South African  Dept store chain. originating in Capetown  ).This is the earliest John Stephen label I have come across .Peak lapel double breasted  blazer with brass buttons & patch pockets. Lovely Burgundy colour.  JOHN STEPHEN A.K.A. ‘The king of Carnaby Street ‘ was the founding clothes shop of the street that soon was to become the heart of SWINGING LONDON. His little tailors shop / boutique  soon became the Mecca for Londons exploding Mod scene . the first star customer was CLIFF RICHARD who purchased 3 mohair sweaters to wear the same evening on the pop show ‘OH BOY! ‘ . Word soon spread and so did his Empire. And Carnaby street the fashion destination of the 60’s world was born. Mint condition. A true collectors item!

  

 







 

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Mens 1960’s double breasted Regency collar suede jacket from LORD JOHN of Carnaby St

Stunning late 60’s  ‘Regency ‘ collar double breasted kid suede jacket form the famous ; LORD JOHN of CARNABY STREET. This shop was a go to for any dedicated follower of ( male ) fashion . A!!!nd in particular all members of the  Iconic Mod band THE SMALL FACES. Who actually had a charge account there. So they could stay up to the minute  with the newest trends. This jacket is in near mint condition. A  4/6 button closure with a military feel and a fantail pleated back. lovely tailored fit with a slight skirting to the waist. Items from this shop have fast become collectors pieces . So don’t delay on this one!

  

  

 







 

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Ladies 1960’s / 70’s double breasted tulip lapel purple coat

Fabulous late 1960’s / 70’s double breasted 3/4 length coat in pure new wool.Lovely tulip lapels. Big patch pockets , belted back . No makers name ,possibly custom made. In mint condition. Love that colour !!.

 

 

  

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Ladies 1960s / 70’s 2 piece matching coat & dress by HARELLA

Gorgeous crimson pink late 60s / 70’s As new  2 piece pure wool  5 button coat & dress suit made by HARELLA ( It’s a dream ! ). mint as new condition. lovely tulip lapels on the coat.gorgeous tailored fit. fabulous colour.

 

 

 

 







 

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Ladies 1960’s double breasted mohair / wool coat

Fab as new unworn  1960’s  Italian made 2 button double breasted  fine wool / mohair coat with fabric by MARAZOTTO. Less is definitely more with this little number, simple yet very stylish. a very tailored silhouette perfect for all weathers.

  

 

 







 

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Ladies 1950’s /60’s full length Aquascutum tweed coat

lovely late 50’s / 60s check tweed jacket by AQUASCUTUM. 4 button / 4 pocket styling. faux breast pockets handwarmer hip pockets with flaps . Back belt . Military style  buttons. some moth damage and small tears in the lining but coat is  in perfect condition.

  

 

 

 







 

 

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Ladies 1960’s / 70’s 2 piece matching dress suit with huge dagger collar

Fab unworn as new late  60’s / 70’s dress and matching jacket 2 piece set. Huge dagger collar on dress .Lovely violet colour. very tailored fit. European made . Sweet!

 

 

 

  
















 

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Ladies 1950’s pure silk 2 piece dress suit

  

  

  

 







 

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