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ANTIQUE COAT
e r a : 1900s
f a b r i c : linen
c o l o r : pistachio green
f a s t e n e r s : buttons
d e s i g n e r : unknown
d e t a i l s : Antique rare pistachio green motoring coat. This 1900s motoring coat is a rare pale green color, is collared, double breasted and has large front pockets. Long sleeves with button tab closures at wrists. Back vent. Unisex. (coat o n d i t i o n : Good - this has various period era marks and is has overall wear but no holes. Color variation/fading in spots - the perfect worn-in i z i n g : this would fit a XS-L best - it\'s shown here on an XS mannequin - but please use measurements below for ideal fit.
✂------ M E A S U R E M E N T S ------- (inches) : (mannequin is an XS)
length: 46 (from shoulder to bottom hem)waist: 50hips: 52bust: 46Thanks for looking!NEED TO KNOW:
✦ MOST sales are considered final. Returns can be reviewed on a case-by-case basis if there is a significant error in the listing. Time is spent to give accurate measurements on each item, so I unfortunately can not offer returns for items that do not fit. TERRASITA also can not accept returns on undergarments, bathing-suits, or items from the 1920\'s or earlier due to their fragile nature. Additionally, absolutely no returns or exchanges on Layaway items.
✦ Vintage clothing is pre-worn and pre-loved and as a result some pieces may show signs of wear or use. I carefully inspect each item and disclose any signs of wear in our detailed descriptions.
✦ If you have any questions about fit, color, or need any additional photos, please don\'t hesitate to ask questions before you decide to purchase. I want you to be happy with your item!
✦ SIZING - Vintage clothing sizing does not reflect modern standards. When determining size, make sure you account for enough room to move comfortably. Additionally, vintage clothing is more fragile and should be worn with this in mind. Occasionally there are seam allowances or darts that can be removed, as well as tailors that can alter a vintage item to fit your particular shape.
When determining size I recommend measuring the following:
HIPS: measure around the fullest part of your hips.
BUST: measure over the fullest part of your bust while wearing a bra.
WAIST: measure around the smallest point of your natural waistline.
SHOULDER TO WAIST: measure from the very top of your shoulder - where the seam would lie, down the front, over the bust, to your waistline.
LENGTH: measure from the top of your shoulder, down the front, and to the point where the hem would be. Inseam measurements for pants would be measured from the inside of the leg at the very top of the groin, down to the hem.
✦ SHOE SIZING - I take actual measurements inside the shoe from toe to heel, as well as width measurements inside the shoe as accurately as possible.
Questions? Just ask and I can help!
