From the 1950s, a perfect little jacket for cooler days. It's got all the mid-century details we love, but still looks totally modern. A versatile addition to any wardrobe.

• Jet black fabric is a plush, but not too heavy, wool or synthetic (really can't tell, and no way to test it), with a "mohair-like" loft 
• Seaming throughout for shaping (see composite photo)
• Shallow front pockets 
• No-closure styling
• Fully lined in silky black fabric
• Union made in the USA
  

Some photos lightened to show detail. The jacket is black.

Labels: only a 1955-1963 ILGWU union labels remains

Fiber/Care: probably wool, possibly a wool blend, could be a high-quality synthetic / dry-clean

Condition: no flaws to note, clean and ready to wear

Garment Measurements:
(taken with the jacket lying flat and the front edges touching/side seams at the sides)
 shoulders: 16"/40.5cm
 sleeves: 22.5"/57cm
 bust/chest (no closure, meant to be worn open, so very flexible fit): 41"/104cm
 waist: about the same as the bust
 at the hem edge: 42"/106.5cm
 length from shoulder down front to hem: 24"/61cm
The jacket is too big on both Cecelia the dress form (she measures b: 33.5, w:23, h: 34.5), and the live model (she measures b: 35.5, w: 26.5, h: 36.5, at 5'5.5")

☞ Our items are not newly manufactured "vintage style" pieces. They are true vintage, at least 30 years old. Please read condition report provided above. ☜

Notes: International customers are responsible for any taxes or import fees.