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Yes, sorry about that, I misunderstood. You were talking about corduroy and peak lapels.I know of that resurgence. I was talking about the Golden Era, never seen such a specimen that Vintage Everyday showed from that period. To be frank, I'm not a fan of the look, it's like the jacket doesn't know what it wants to be.
Well, nowadays peak lapels are considered more formal than notch lapels (and I tend to agree at least in part) but this was not necessarily true in the past. In Golden era there were tweed jackets with peak lapels!
However, to be honest I have never seen a corduroy jacket which dates before 1970, so I think that the jacket shown above can be safely assumed to be either from the 70s or from the late 90s.