This is what I would do, too. As for fit, Bogart was a diminutive man with a huge head, so it's going to be impossible for a man living in the modern age to get the same fit, unless you happen to be tiny like him. I've got several trench coats, none of which resemble the Casablanca coat in...
Does the hood stay inside the collar or can it drop down the back of the coat between the shell and the liner? I only ask because in some photos the hood is clearly rolled up inside the collar and in others the collar is so thin the hood either was removed or shoved down the back. I have an...
I should have said I was going to check a good reference book I have and that the labels I used were preliminary... so time for some clarifications to what I posted earlier!!
I checked this afternoon and what I called 'basket weave' is almost certainly poplin, although the last mil-spec...
Here's some photos of four different types of weaves on military jackets. In order (zoomed in) they look like a twill, a canvas, a basket weave, and almost a shantung. Photos suggest that all of the military jackets in camo came in the basket weave cloth, irrespective of age.
The weave of the cloth used in the shell changed periodically, or by manufacturer or contract. Some cloth was a twill, other cloth was a non-twill (yeah, I'll dig through my books to find the proper name for what I've seen), and some appeared to be almost a rip-stop. The properties of each...
This afternoon I heard a plane and thought "that's not a Cesna", so I ran outside just in time to see Canadian Warplane Heritage's Lancaster fly right over the house, around 1,500 feet. LOUD!!
I suspect that's pretty standard for most movies and TV shows these days. That's why costumes look like something but just a little bit off. Or they buy OTR stuff and heavily modify it. But I suspect custom made. After all, it just has to look good on screen and hold together for a few weeks...
Three nice overcoats: Assistant U.S. Attornies for the Southern District of New York John Sevarese, Michael Chertoff, and Gilmore Childers pose outside courthouse after winning Commission trial November 19, 1986.
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