Navy pinstripe double-breasted jacket
Classic tailored jacket crafted in dark navy wool pinstripe suiting.
The design features a double-breasted front with wide peaked lapels, straight shoulders, and a structured cut that creates a strong, authoritative silhouette. Fine vertical pinstripes emphasize the length of the body, while the overall tailoring reflects the confident, professional style of men’s business and formal wear from the late interwar and early wartime period.
Period: Early 1940s
Style: Business wear / formal tailoring
Silhouette: Structured, double-breasted tailoring
- Regular price
- NOK 550,00
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- NOK 550,00
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