I think this is more accurate dress.I’m 5’11 205lbs and I “think” mine are a 42”. Your jacket looks superb! What’s the issue?
5'9", 36" chest, 30" waist, 140lbIf you don't mind me asking, what are your stats? If uncomfortable with that it is okay.
I certainly may be interested. I'm slightly athletically built, don't know if that makes a difference.If that is a 38, you need a 34. I probably have a 34 lying around somewhere. Might even be a Kersey.
I going to merge this with the main peacoat thread.
Thanks. Damn it sucks, it's in such great condition. Dont know if I can find such a specimen in 34/36.5'9", 36" chest, 30" waist, 140lb
I'm normally stone-cold size 36, so the USN stuff must run large! I've only got one other 34 and that's an Aero Barnstormer, which is a jacket usually worn as an overcoat but I wanted to wear it just with a jumper so I sized down.
You will find one. These jackets are plentiful on E-bay. Some ask a lot, some less so. I have found great scores with low asking prices. wait a few weeks and you will find one.Thanks. Damn it sucks, it's in such great condition. Dont know if I can find such a specimen in 34/36.
I have purchased at least 3 jackets that don't fit me. They are close. It takes a few iterations I am afraid. For example a 36 in a WWII would be way to big on me for a post 1949 when the style changed to six button.You will find one. These jackets are plentiful on E-bay. Some ask a lot, some less so. I have found great scores with low asking prices. wait a few weeks and you will find on.
Please do let me know if you happen to have a 34 around.If that is a 38, you need a 34. I probably have a 34 lying around somewhere. Might even be a Kersey.
I going to merge this with the main peacoat thread.
I would suggest looking at WWII eight button versions. You are lean. The early jackets are much better fitted to this form. You may fit into a 36. Everything after 1950, 6 button, are boxy. My opinionPlease do let me know if you happen to have a 34 around.
Interesting. It's on a 1949 coat I'm looking at.I believe that's a Coast Guard insginia.
What size is this one? If it’s 40S or 40R would you consider selling it?Nice. Here is a pic of the Kersey. I wish we could have these jackets side by side. This one is very nice but too big for me.
Buy it.Interesting. It's on a 1949 coat I'm looking at.
Lol! That's why I'm looking at. I've acquired four coats over the last month or so, but then I came across this one after reading you guys rave about them.Buy it.
Some of the finest hand Kersey as mentioned in these threads somewhere.
My 2 49 era CGs are wonderful.
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mine is a 38 r and I would sell itWhat size is this one? If it’s 40S or 40R would you consider selling it?
Also, just a suggestion. Lose the sneakers and get some boots. Any, really. Chukka, Chelsea, Thursday CaptainsI think this is more accurate dress.
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Thank you for the help!I would suggest looking at WWII eight button versions. You are lean. The early jackets are much better fitted to this form. You may fit into a 36. Everything after 1950, 6 button, are boxy. My opinion