Show Us Your OVERCOATS

[volatile]

This is mine:

I just want to point out that I did not miss a button.
The button was already missing and I sewed a replacement on this morning. This just happened to be the best pic of me. lol

Back detail:

It was my mom's circa 1970.

Little Red Riding Hood!

 

[Pink Dahlia]

I guess so! I never thought of it that way though I do have a penchant for literary characters.

 

[=Clipper=]

Here's my Vintage Overcoat:

Label reads 'Heinos'. It's German (correct?) When I purchased this It had no buttons so I added vintage leathers. Tailored a tad but other than that a good fit for me.

=Adrian=

 

[Brooksie]

Thanks for the compliments on my overcoat Vintage Betty & Rooster.

Brooksie

 

[TCameron]

60's Chesterfield I picked up the other day.

 

[Marty M.]

Barry - Walt?

Nice looking Chesterfield TC. I would think that it must be from the early '60's judgeing by the lapel width? I hope that post a picture with it on so we can get the full effect.
Marty Mathis

 

[TCameron]

This should hold you for awhile, until I can get some more taken.

I assure you the second was a candid, and I usually don't have such a creepy look on my face!

 

[TCameron]

And yes, it's a Barry-Walt resold at a "Kennedy's" of New England. It was recovered from underwater in Chappaquiddick.

 

[imoldfashioned]

I love your Union Jack pin--did you get it somewhere local?

 

[Marty M.]

Chappa......I know that name.

And yes, it's a Barry-Walt resold at a "Kennedy's" of New England. It was recovered from underwater in Chappaquiddick.

Barry-Walt is a new name for me. What is their story? Are they a retail store or a coat maker? Thanks.
Marty

 

[TCameron]

I do not not know the story about Barry-Walt; a simple Google search didn't turn up much of anything.

As for my Union Jack Pin, I did indeed get it locally, I got it from the Army Navy store on Newbury Street. Cheers,

T Cameron

 

[Rooster]

It was recovered from underwater in Chappaquiddick.

lol

 

[Chad Sanborn]

I have a modern black overcoat and this grey gem from the 30's. I love it and it has a perfect fit. Though, I should have buttoned it for this photo.

Chad

 

[TCameron]

Very nice coat Chad, it's nice to see us Sanborn's have good taste in outerwear. (I am a Sanborn, too!)

T Cameron Sanborn

 

[Chad Sanborn]

Another Sanborn! AWESOME! I don't get a chance to meet many. Do you get as many people who try to spell it SanDborn?

Chad Sanborn

 

[TCameron]

Indeed I do.

 

[imoldfashioned]

As for my Union Jack Pin, I did indeed get it locally, I got it from the Army Navy store on Newbury Street.

Well, I know where I'll be off to at lunch! Thanks for the info.

 

[Jovan]

I have a modern black overcoat and this grey gem from the 30's. I love it and it has a perfect fit. Though, I should have buttoned it for this photo.

Chad

Hmm...

 

[SamMarlowPI]

i would like either one or both of these...buffalo...

there's a elderly couple that lives behind my uncle who have a herd of buffalo...im trying to get my hands on a few winter hides...

pictures from timberline furniture...

 

[imoldfashioned]

Lately I've been wearing a gentleman's Harris Tweed overcoat. From the label I think it dates from the 1950's. I bought it in an antique store in rural PA this summer for a song and it looked like it had never been worn. I've had the Laura Ashley hat for almost 20 years.