SWEDISH 1930S/1940S BROWN HERRINGBONE RAGLAN TWEED OVERCOAT. SIZE CA EU 48 amshirts There is visible discoloration in

There is visible discoloration in the lining of the jacket and also in the lining of the trousers

The hat could be stretched about half a size with a hat stretcher in needed

particularly in the pockets—something frequently seen in suits of this age

The back is straight and without a vent

It is lined in the back and has no adjuster (typical for Swedish bespoke waistcoats)

SWEDISH 1930S/1940S BROWN HERRINGBONE RAGLAN TWEED OVERCOAT. SIZE CA EU 48 amshirts There is visible discoloration inDESCRIPTION This beautiful raglan sleeved tweed overcoat bears no labels, but we can confidently say it is of Swedish origin and was tailored sometime during the 1930s or 1940s. It is made from a heavy herringbone patterned tweed. The pattern is clearly visibleeven from a distanceand upon closer inspection, youll notice that in addition to brown and white tones, the fabric also includes subtle orange threads. A very attractive fabric that, we would