Question about clothing

[FedoraFan112390]

This is my maternal grandfather, in either 1949 or 1950. What kind of jacket is this and where can I find one like it:

And also, same man (my grandpa) in 1972. What kind of jacket and shirt is this:

Also, my maternal step-grandfather in 1973: Where could I get a shirt like that?

 

[flat-top]

A shirt like that (in the last pic)could be easily found on Ebay, look in the Post WWII-Early 60's section of men's vintage clothing.
That jacket (in the last pic) doesn't have name (I don't think), it's a waist length wool with elastic inserts on the sides and back waistband.
The middle pic could be anything...looks like a gab zipper jacket with the same type of shirt as the last pic.

 

[cookie]

On eBay.com under vintage clothes - mens - 1947-65

 

[Mike in Seattle]

The latter looks like a Pendleton wool shirt. The former looks like a pretty standard plaid wool jacket of the era.

 

[FedoraFan112390]

Any other t houghts on the jacket in the middle pic (1972)?

 

[Mike in Seattle]

Without seeing what kind of zipper (metal, plastic, etc), pocket style, length, etc., it could be any of dozens of types and styles. Offhand, it might be a poplin windbreaker type jacket. Frankly, the photo looks way older than 1972.

 

[rmrdaddy]

I second the Pendleton sentiment.

I'm also thinking that quite a bit of that type of gear can be found in the modern Woolrich catalogs or website:
www.woolrich.com

Possible jacket(similar style at least, and comes in colors): Men's Lined Stag Jacket

Flannel shirts til the cows come home: Flannel Buffalo Check Shirt


Hope that helps!

 

[mwelch8404]

Filson and
http://www.bemidjiwoolenmills.com/department.php?s1=Mens&min=50&more=y

 

[SPRFINO]

I vote Pendleton as well. I have several; couple modern ones and a couple that were my fathers. Pendleton plaids never go out of style. You can buy them online or find a store location at www.pendleton-usa.com

 

[JohnnyGringo]

American Vintage Classics

You may find similar, if not the same items, from American Vintage Classics. I have purchased several nice items from them and find bothe their selection and service to be quite nice.

www.americanvintageclassics.com

 

[resortes805]

 

[J. M. Stovall]

When you search for the shirt make sure you put "loop collar" in the description, that's what you are looking for.