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Perfect for a "formal" dinner at your backwoods hunting lodge.
Perfect for a "formal" dinner at your backwoods hunting lodge.
I really don't know what to make of this one, but it was interesting and the price was right.
Du-Val Toronto (Durable Values, est. 1924)
Styled by Devonshire Toronto
No vent, wide '40s style shoulders, link-button closure, no inside pockets, old-style label, no breast pocket. Fully lined, with taped seams on the insides of the patch pockets. It's like a '40s-'50s shawl collar tuxedo jacket meets a '40s-'50s casual jacket. Except it's brown corduroy. Hmmmm.
Exactly - I am reminded of Leslie Howard in "The 49th Parallel", playing a backwoods poet and art lover living in a teepee on the shores of Lake Louise, who has a run-in with a band of rogue Nazis. A great bit of wartime propaganda with a stupendous cast (Raymond Massey, Laurence Olivier, Glynis Johns, et. al.)
Thanks Gene! Glad to be a member!Welcome to the club GoldenEraFan! I love my leisure jackets and yours is a fine example!
^^ I love it! Outside patch pockets and ticket pockets are just impossible to find on modern suits and sportscoats.