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              2023.83.4 · Item · undated [1869-1900]
              Part of Westminster Menswear Archive
              Tailcoat coat [or cutaway coat] in a black velvet fabric. Jacket is front fastening via six cut steel buttons. As with the traditional tailcoat design, the front of the coat is cut away and stops just around waist length. The skirt of the coat at the rear is split and has has two tapering sections or 'tails.' These finish at approximately knee length. The coat originally had a cream, silk lining but is now unlined, leaving it's construction visible. Unknown
              2018.210 · Item · 1924
              Part of Westminster Menswear Archive

              Black wool tailcoat with silk lapels and six covered black buttons with a check design, arranged in pairs of three on each side. The working cuffs each have three smaller covered buttons, while the back includes two buttons above a long vent, which incorporates a pocket within the left tail. The tailcoat is fully lined, with the front upper half and lapels lined in silk twill and the remaining body in a lighter black silk. The sleeves are lined in beige silk.

              The interior includes two jetted pockets, and the shoulder blade area is reinforced with cross-hatch stitching to provide a structured silhouette. The back is crafted from six shaped panels, creating a narrow, fitted cut.
              Country of Design: England
              Country of Manufacture: England.

              Burberry