Showing posts with label Vintage mens clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage mens clothing. Show all posts

Sunday, July 22, 2007

It's the gentlemen's turn at Born Too Late Vintage. Check out our selection of sport coats from Harris Tweed, fedoras galore and a suit from Nino Cerruti, the former employer of Georgio Armani.


Vintage 1960s Mens Creighton Sudan Color (Dark Brown) Oval Fedora Hat Size 7 1/4




Vintage 1975-1985 Harris Tweed Gray, Dark Teal and White Jacket/Sports Coat/Blazer Size 38




Vintage 1960s CHAMP Gray Long Oval Fedora Hat size 7 1/4




Vintage 1970s Nino Cerruti Western Style Brown Wool Suit Size 38




Vintage 1960s Dobbs Fifth Avenue Admiralty Saber Grey Oval Fedora Hat Size 7 1/4




Vintage 1930s Harris Tweed Overcoat Size 46 US



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Saturday, May 12, 2007

It's said that history repeats itself and nowhere else is that more apparent than in fashion. Whether it's wiggle dresses from the 50s re-emerging in the 80s or slim fitted 40s suits re-surfacing in the 70s, fashion always comes around again.

Even for the male of the species fashion is cyclical. Is world famous footballer David Beckham starting a fashion trend? If a cravat is posh enough for David, wouldn't you love to follow that trend?




In my vintage travels I came upon these two wonderful cravats circa 1950. The cravats were made by Tootal and have not seen the light of day in 50 years. What a wonderful addition to a mans wardrobe. The cravat is more forgiving than a tie as it is loosely tied and gives one the appearance of a dashing man about town who knows his fashion and knows what he likes.

Both of these cravats are available from Braccles7 at Specialist Auctions. Simply click the photograph and you will be linked.

This is a Vintage 1950s MOD Tootal Yellow Paisley Rayon cravat in a wonderful pattern of black and red on a light yellow background. The cravat is just over 41 inches in length.



Or this Vintage 1950s MOD Tootal Red/Black/Grey cravat made of rayon in an unusual regular pattern in dark red & black on a light silvery-grey background. The cravat is about 42 inches in length.



This handsome devil certainly seems to know his way around a cravat and dare I imagine a few other things as well!

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