Single breasted, dark blue one button tailored jacket with multicoloured printed trim around collar, lapels and cuffs. The trim print design is a geometric fractured stripe in black with panels of shades of green, blue, pink, red white and yellow. There is a breast pocket on the left side and angled jetted flap pockets at the waist (sewn shut). The body is lined in black twill fabric with a pink piped trim, the sleeves are lined in white and black striped fabric. There are three internal pockets: two jetted, button fastening breast pockets and one smaller jetted pocket at the waist. The jacket fastens at the front with a single metal dome shaped brass-coloured button embossed with the letters 'MW.' Identical buttons are found on the cuffs, four on each side.
Matthew Williamson
Green wool tailored jacket with a YKK zip front closure and half belt at the back. The front features patch-worked panels creating a slight 3D effect. Panels are not pattern matching the fine orange window pane check. Hem is curved from centre from to side seam. two unusable front welt pockets. Four knife pleats on centre back going into a seam hidden by half belt. Three piece sleeve creating a similar shape to a classic two piece sleeve. Jacket is fully lined with brown acetate. Label with playing card motifs at inside neck
Country of Design: England
Country of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Joe Casely-Hayford
Single breasted jacket in a heavy duty herringbone brown wool tweed. Jacket fastens at the front via three brown, plastic buttons and is without a back vent. Jacket has a welted breast pocket and two flapped pockets at the hips. On the inside, there is a jetted chest pocket to the right side; a smaller jetted chest pocket to the left side; and a large jetted pocket with button closure beneath it at waist level. The label is sewn to the right inner pocket. The jacket is made from a brown Derby Tweed, the pattern of which has the look of a broken herringbone with a wide orange pinstripe. The lining of the jacket is in a khaki coloured cotton.
Tuff as Steel
Single breasted, long line, checked jacket in a lightweight, wool mix. The jacket has and upper breast pocket and two faux flap pockets at the waist. Predominantly olive green in colour, a fine check pattern is created by criss -crossing, pink, horizontal lines and dark, grey/blue vertical lines. The inside is lined in a mustard colour viscose, has breast pockets on each side and a small pocket at waist level on the left side. Front fastening with three buttons, the back of the jacket is double vented and the cuffs have a four button fastening.
Ozwald Boateng
Double breasted suit jacket in a pale brown wool with a diagonal rib effect in the weave. The collar is a deep notch, without buttonholes on the lapels. Four buttons are found at the front of the jacket, with two of them used for fastening. A single concealed button is stitched to the inside of the jacket lining on the left side and fastens to the top buttonhole on the right side for added security when the jacket is closed. Two smaller plastic buttons can be found on each cuff. At the front of the jacket there two darts running from chest level to the hem, broken up by the waist pocket on each side. The waist pockets themselves sit at an angle and are jetted with a flap. On the reverse of the jacket there is a double vent and a seam in the centre which runs the length of the back. On the inside, there is a standard breast pocket on the right. The jacket is lined with a pale brown, satin fabric. There is some wear to the lining, especially at the right underarm seam.
Lord John
Suit trousers in a pale brown wool with a diagonal rib effect in the weave. Trousers are front fastening with a zip, leading to a hook and eye fastening on the waistband. The waistband itself is narrow with seven loops which enable a belt to be worn. On the inside is a small plastic button which fastens through a buttonhole on the opposing side of the waistband. At the front of the trousers, there is a welt pocket inset into the underneath of the waistband on each side of the fly. At the reverse, there is a 6cm dart halfway between the centre back of waistband and the side seam on each side. There is also a single jetted pocket on the reverse of the trousers on the right side. The trousers are unlined.
Lord John
Single breasted jacket in a dark blue wool with a narrow, white pinstripe. Jacket is front fastening via two, dark blue, plastic buttons and has a notched collar without button holes on the lapels. At the front of the jacket there is a welted chest pocket on the left side at a slight angle. There is a jetted pocket with a flap sitting on each side of the waist. At the front of the jacket on either side, halfway between opening and the side seam, there is a dart which runs from chest level to the start of the waist pocket. At the back, there is seam running down the centre and a deep vent. On the inside, the jacket is lined in a dark blue, satin fabric. There is a jetted pocket at chest level on each side, with the garment label sewn to the right pocket.
Unknown
Double breasted jacket in a cream linen fabric. At the front, the jacket has six, cream buttons with brown flecks, fastening by two of them on the right side. Where these two buttons have been stitched onto the jacket, two small, square, plastic, backing buttons have been sewn onto the inside to act as reinforcement to the outer buttons. The same has been done on the left side of the jacket, although the higher backing button on this side matches the button on the front. A further button is attached to the lining of the left side and fastens through a buttonhole on the right side which is concealed when the jacket is closed. Three smaller buttons fasten through button holes on each of the cuffs. Two spare buttons, one small and one larger, have been stitched to the bottom of the lining on the right side. The jacket has peak lapels with a buttonhole on the left lapel. The collar is decorated with a rust coloured, cotton twill trim with a herringbone pattern. The trim follows the shape of the collar in three stripes, connected at each end by a single piece of trim. An angled, welted pocket sits at chest level on the left side. Large patch pockets are found either side of the waist. At the front of the jacket on either side, halfway between opening and the side seam, there is a dart which runs from the level of the top button to the waist pocket. At the reverse of the jacket there is a fabric loop 4.5cm beneath the collar and a centre seam that runs the length of the back. A white zig zag stitch runs over the back and side seams and the darts. On the inside, the jacket is lined with a satin fabric with jetted breast pockets on each side. These pockets are lined in the same fabric as the rest of the jacket and can be closed using a button that fastens through a loop that hangs from the top seam of each pocket.
Jean Paul Gaultier Homme
Grey tweed with brown check double breasted car coat style jacket with large lapels and a wide, flat collar. It has six front buttons and two slanted welt pockets. It has a single back vent and is fully lined in grey viscose with no internal pockets.
Country of Design: England
Country of Manufacture: England
Burton
Tan leather flight jacket with signature Burberry Nova check lining and six tortoise shell plastic buttons for front closure. The design is based on the American military A-1 jacket, which was first manufactured in 1927. It has a narrow leather collar and leather cuffs, whereas the A-1 jacket has ribbed collar and cuffs. The leather cuffs have two button closures on each sleeve. It has two dual entry pockets with flaps and adjustable two button closures on each. The back features an action pleat on either side and a cotton rib waistband. It has run and fell seams with top stitching all over the body and sleeves.
Country of Design: England
Country of Manufacture: Spain
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