Has anyone suggested unvented jackets are strictly European? Unlikely, as Carey Grant wore them. However I still regard them as univy - no vent ruins the look, and Brooks experimenting in the 1930s hardly contradicts that.
Did Brooks continue offering ventless sacks beyond the 1930s?
Last edited by Yuca (2013-08-20 12:18:14)
P.S. As I never saw such an old no 1 suit apart from two 1930s items on the bay...
Last edited by Oliver (2013-08-20 12:34:29)
Not all Brooks were 3/2 but this also could have been custom tailored at Brooks Brothers as the measurements don't read like RTW to me. I doubt that the vent was closed though. It really looks like it's maybe a late-40s or early-50s three button summer suit. I've seen many unvented from this period. If it were $150 less, I'd spring for it as it's still a beautiful suit but whoever's taking it at the price on the assumption that it's 1920's/30's vintage is getting duped!
I put in a snipe bif of $350 and it Sold for $586... insane price!!!
I bet it's going to Japan.
Off to Tailorcaid to be copied hopefully. It'd be nice to see the style brought back.
If it's with a vent then certainly. I'd buy one.
These look a good buy for the larger footed amongst us. Sebago handsewns.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/130958250923?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
I think it might be a bit small for me,who is a size ten here?
(url=)http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VTG-BIKE-10-CHIP-NEW-YORK-Jockstrap-sz-10-Medium-custom-Ivy-League-/221275013244?pt=Vintage_Men_s_Clothing&hash=item338504c07c(url/)
I'm curious as to how you came across such an item!
LoL it came up first on an ivy league search on e bay.com
At least that's my story.
Don't give me any ideas.