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What are you wearing today??
i've never seen a photo of George VI in a hat of that style.- herringbonekid
- Post #22,990
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Show us your TIES
something a bit different; grenadine (and other fancy weave in the stripe) 'Arrow' brand tie, probably 30s:- herringbonekid
- Post #10,789
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Hair cuts
see Anton Walbrook's hair (there appears to be some pomade in many photos, but none or very little in others).- herringbonekid
- Post #2,000
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Show us your British suits
what width are the trouser bottoms Freddie ?- herringbonekid
- Post #890
- Forum: Suits
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Show us your British suits
looks mid 30s to me Freddie. even if it was from 1928 i don't think there'd be any discernible difference from a 30s suit (assuming it's a wide legged trouser, not a narrow pre-bag trouser). in other words, it could be late 20s, but i don't know how it could be proved except for a tailor's date...- herringbonekid
- Post #884
- Forum: Suits
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The Vintage Tailoring Thread
discussions of modern vintage-inspired suits here please: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?66098-Show-us-your-vintage-inspired-suits- herringbonekid
- Post #520
- Forum: Suits
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Vintage Suitings: Discussions of, and sourcing modern equivalents, etc.
gents, this thread is about suiting fabrics, not suits. :confused: discussions of modern vintage-inspired suits here please: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?66098-Show-us-your-vintage-inspired-suits- herringbonekid
- Post #508
- Forum: Suits
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1930's Pinstripe Peak Lapel Jacket with Issues Size 40R/42R
the mends would have to be really good though. it's a problem; re-weaving is so costly to have done professionally.- herringbonekid
- Post #5
- Forum: Vintage Finds and Deals
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Show us your British suits
thanks for scanning that booklet Eddie !- herringbonekid
- Post #872
- Forum: Suits
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Show us your British suits
i don't think it's specifically a riding jacket, but could have been used as such (most hacking jackets had a centre vent). many non-riding jackets of the 30s had similarly close set buttons. here's the listing...- herringbonekid
- Post #869
- Forum: Suits
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Show us your British suits
that's what i'm seeing too (i don't think it's a ladies jacket though). i was hoping you were going to buy it so we could see some better shots of it worn. ;)- herringbonekid
- Post #867
- Forum: Suits
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Show us your British suits
not sure. the seller said 20s / 30s. tricky one to date accurately.- herringbonekid
- Post #865
- Forum: Suits
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Show us your British suits
this (probably orphaned) tweed jacket sold yesterday on U.S. ebay. i'm certain it's British. the only other British suit jackets i've seen with curved pockets belonged to the Duke of Windsor (he had at least two).- herringbonekid
- Post #862
- Forum: Suits
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Reproduction classic workwear
oh, and another with an extension neckband theme (The Real McCoy's): (been washed, but not ironed yet, hence wrinkles)- herringbonekid
- Post #2,858
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Reproduction classic workwear
i haven't seen the other colour... (EDIT: i have... in the photo of you with the bandana. i like that colour too. bit more 'French workwear' blue). where did you find your's ?- herringbonekid
- Post #2,854
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Reproduction classic workwear
for Autumn: one pocket '1920s' pullover shirt (still available at sale price at END clothing):- herringbonekid
- Post #2,852
- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Show Us Vintage GERMAN Suits
looks late teens - early 20s. if only it had been in deadstock condition !- herringbonekid
- Post #642
- Forum: Suits
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The Vintage Tailoring Thread
i would assume those weights are per running metre since they've specified the 150cm width.- herringbonekid
- Post #516
- Forum: Suits
