I think he issue I'm having is the same one that others have described. It's just difficult to adjust to the very different fit of these jackets through the waist and hips. Admittedly not as extreme in this example as some others I've seen (and owned), though.
The usual wear and tear but without any great gaping holes or horrible stains. Coupla very small moth nibbles and a little fraying in inconspicuous places. Certainly one to be worn, I'd say!
Early 1920's cream flannels, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Will be worn this summer together with my white oxford bucks.
Small fishtail back, side adjustors. Stamps inside the lining, which has a "cheap feel" to it, as linings can feel in some 1910's suits. Four belt loops, only in the front. Typical lower rise fit. Note the custom buttons.
I actually must confess that the cuffs were originally only around 2-3 cm on the trousers. But I had them let out, together with my preferred cuff width of 5cm. I mostly do adjustments that are period correct.
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