Guttersnipe's vintage wardrobe clearance sale

[Guttersnipe]

Hey folks, I'm clearing out some things from my collection that I either don't wear that often, or have gotten to big for me (my loss is your gain).Since business school keeps me pretty busy, pdxvintagette has kindly agreed to sell them for me in her vintage store (modeled by the Fedora lounge's own Anon.). I'll be posting direct links, with brief descriptions of the particular items, here over the next few weeks, so make sure to check back regularly. I'll be selling some suits, sport coats, tuxedos, and Hawaiian shirts. Hopefully all of your vintage addictions can help support mine

 

[Guttersnipe]

Here's the first of the stuff. . .

Mid to late 50's flannel suit. Deep chocolate brown (almost black). About a size 41R or 42R.

Early to mid 50's tweed patch pocket blazer. Really cool multicolored flecked tweed in size 38R. Robert Mitchum and other film noir antihero types seem to always wear sport coats just like these!

 

[Guttersnipe]

Here's some formalwear I'm selling:

1940's double breasted tuxedo in a size 44R SOLD

1950's shawl collar tuxedo in a size 44R SOLD

1950's shawl collar self-faced white dinner jacket in a size 44RSOLD

 

[Guttersnipe]

Some more stuff . . .

Dated 60's Brooks Brother's 3-piece Suit in a size 44R SOLD

Matching Kamehameha Hawaiian shirt and dress "Wedding Set." Pretty cool "book print" in uncommon color scheme. Likely a prewar set.

Stay tuned more to come soon . . .

 

[Guttersnipe]

here's another item. . .

40's gabardine DB suit. Gray/beige rayon gabardine blend, '39 union tag. Size 44 or 45R . . . and again, stay tuned, because more stuff is to come.

 

[Miss_Bella_Hell]

Dying over that Hawaiian set.

 

[Dr Doran]

Nice lookin' stuff here. i'll stay tuned.

 

[Guttersnipe]

Here's some ties:

So these are all in really good shape - just ask folks who know me IRL, I'm totally OCD about condition!

1930's "Manhattan" label Brown paisley tie.

1940's "Arrow" label Brown paisley tie.

1940's "Beau Brummel" label silver w. red & blue brocade tie. SOLD - thanks Fedoragent!

1940's "Wilson Wear" label medium blue w/. white & red tie. This one is SUPER wide!!!

1950's Spiders & Spider webs novelty print tie. No label. Blue w/. red and white spiders & webs!!!

Also, the DB gabardine suit, 50's flannel suit, and 50's tweed sports coat are still available. I'm leaving for Viva Las Vegas in 7 days, and some extra scratch would be awesome, so if you see something you like, but feel like a little haggling, get in touch!

Cheers,
Guttersnipe

 

[Ada Veen]

wow, there's some excellent stuff in your etsy shop.

 

[Guttersnipe]

It's not my shop. Hence the direct links to specific items.

 

[Guttersnipe]

The Hawaiian set is sold (to Japan of course)

1940's "Wilson Wear" label medium blue w/. white & red tie is SOLD

 

[YETI]

Yo Gsnipe...I was wondering if you were old enough to remember the good ol' days when stylish folks dressed like that in the city. I don't mean c. 1940-1960 either.

 

[Guttersnipe]

Yo Gsnipe...I was wondering if you were old enough to remember the good ol' days when stylish folks dressed like that in the city. I don't mean c. 1940-1960 either.

Ha, you mean the '88-'98 rockabilly/swing/retro revival? I'm about five-ten years to young, but I am familiar with lots of the folks who are still around from back them. A few friends from "generation cohort" caught the tail end of that in their late teens, but I was into different subcultures back then (all us punk rockers liked to date rockabilly girls, though lol)

Here's me around 2000 or 2001:

 

[Guttersnipe]

The beige gabardine suit is SOLD

The Tweed patch pocket blazer is SOLD