Making my first attempt at replacing buttons. Any tips? I bought some strong waxed thread and watched a few videos. Be assured I'll still botch it. If so I'll take to my tailor.
The 1966 coat that I have definitely feels different from the 1945. Slightly thicker, bluer blue, and it's a different hand feel for sure. If that's what the 1949 coat feels like I wonder if they had a transition. Curious about a 1950s coat.
Looks like:
Pit to pit: 19. ( Hope I measured it tight.). I'll have to measure it from the back
Arm length from shoulder seam: 24.5
Length from top of collar to bottom: 33
Received this in today. I was shocked with the state of the wool. Literally not a mark on it whether by moth or dirt. Every coat I've bought up until now has had at least a little mark. Unfortunately it's too big so I'll probably sell it in my aim to buy a 1949 coat in a 34 (which Is...
I went out and got a bunch of moth prevention stuff for the coats. I am curious as I'm sure someone here has dealt with it but is there any method of repair for moth damage? Most coats I see have a least a few moth surface damage, just looks like the top pile gets skimmed off. I'm guess...
I think even the 60s jacket you can button on both sides. On this particular jacket it appears if you button it from the right the buttons will literally be side by side with no gap between.
Idk if it's just me but after comparing all the intricacys of the 1945 coat vs the 1966 coat I think the 1945 is more refined in feels but thinner in material. The 1966 coat seems a bit thicker, chunkier, and more bulbous. Not sure if this makes a difference in warmth. Also noticed the 1966...
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