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A nice, rather shapeless gray herringbone overcoat came from the closet with two dime-sized holes right in the front by the buttons. The coat is mid 1950's and fits me well (got it twenty years ago, inherited from the orginal owner). The collar has become partially detached, and I can stitch that back on easily. But.
Is there a workable fix for the moth holes? I really don't see any place inconspicuous from which one could snip a patch.
Do I have to cut it up for nice gray herringbone pillows?
It's rather like these. Slash pockets, buttons visible, no belt. It's like the one on the right with the cuff trim/button, but with visible buttons on the front plaquet:
Is there a workable fix for the moth holes? I really don't see any place inconspicuous from which one could snip a patch.
Do I have to cut it up for nice gray herringbone pillows?
It's rather like these. Slash pockets, buttons visible, no belt. It's like the one on the right with the cuff trim/button, but with visible buttons on the front plaquet: