A tailored jacket from the middle of the 1960s in a warm tan tweed, woven with a fine check of rust and dark brown. The wool is springy and dense, the kind that keeps its shape for a lifetime. The lapels are padded by hand so they roll softly instead of lying flat, and the pockets are set with flaps that meet the check exactly. That kind of matching takes patience. It fits close through the body without feeling tight. Wear it over a white shirt with jeans, or over a black dress on a cool evening.
Tan plaid wool tweed jacket, 1960s
Example piece.
A tailored 1960s jacket in tan tweed with a fine rust and brown check, matched exactly at the pocket flaps.
One of one.
The story
Details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Decade | |
| Material | Wool |
| Color | Beige, Brown |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Condition notes | No flaws we can see; no moth marks. |
| Estimated modern fit | About a modern M, US 6 to 8 (approximate; please check the measurements) |
| Bust (flat, measured inside) | 19.5 in (50 cm) |
| Waist (flat) | 18 in (46 cm) |
| Shoulders | 16 in (41 cm) |
| Sleeve length | 23 in (58 cm) |
| Length (collar seam to hem) | 27 in (69 cm) |
| Fit notes | Please check the shoulders. |
| Label | None |
| Construction | Wool tweed with a rust and brown check. Hand-padded notched lapels. Flap pockets matched to the check. Fully lined. |
How we measure
Coats and jackets are measured flat, inside, seam to seam, in inches with centimetres; double a flat width for the full round. Compare with a coat you own that fits you well.
The condition scale
Excellent: worn or used with care; no flaws we can see.
Very good: light signs of age, each one named in the details and shown in the photos.
Good: visible wear or an old repair, named and photographed; still ready to wear or use.
Fair: clear flaws or a repair it needs, named and photographed; chosen for its beauty or its history.
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