【Hickey-Freeman】Vintage Contemporary Suit Set-up【1960s-】Vintage Suits

This is a contemporary suit made by Hickey-Freeman, from around the 1960s. The compora suit was a fashion trend among African Americans on the West Coast of the United States around the 1960s, and was favored by R&B musicians and jazz musicians of the time. Woven with fine-count wool, this iridescent fabric, characteristic of its era, possesses a dull sheen, a shiny texture, and a soft feel, giving it a luxurious feel. The jacket features a two-button closure and a boxy, elongated silhouette, while the trousers, typical of the era, are slim-fitting, with a no-pleat, slightly tapered cut. The overall look is clean and neat, yet the silhouette exudes a comfortable, mature ease. The garment features a three-dimensional silhouette that can only be achieved through tailoring, and meticulous attention to detail, such as soft stitching. Features an aluminum TALON zipper and a Union Ticket. Vintage suits have become increasingly rare in recent years. You can enjoy the unique quality of the fabric, the colors, and the silhouette. Material: Wool Color: Brown Gold 【size】 Jacket shoulder width: 44cm Width: 52cm Sleeve length: 63cm Length: 76.5cm pants W: 77cm (30.3 inches) H: 49cm Rise: 28cm Thigh width: 33cm Inseam: 72cm Hem width: 20cm [Model Size] Height: 175cm Shoulder width: 43cm B (chest circumference): 85cm Waist: 71cm