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Styling my 1950s Harris Tweed jacket
Awesome insight, i appreciate you. I do have a good solid wooden hanger for it. It definitely looks like a unique piece, as I haven't been able to find a similar one anywhere online. I'll take your advice on the textured pants, corduroy or flannel would would? What about a plain khaki chino?- Asamatteroffact
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Styling my 1950s Harris Tweed jacket
They are indeed very slim. I have since found that the pattern is nailhead.- Asamatteroffact
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Styling my 1950s Harris Tweed jacket
Picked up this 1950s Harris Tweed jacket yesterday, with what I thought was an interesting color and pattern. I'm not exactly sure what to call said pattern? Oddly it looks black and white up close and in photos, but when I put it on appears to be a medium brown. How do you guys wear these...- Asamatteroffact
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- Forum: Classic Menswear