Pure wool tuxedo or dinner jacket and pants.
Probably not an original pair but the fabric is an excellent match.
The jacket has grosgrain shawl lapels, three button sleeve trim, breast pocket, two jetted pockets, two interior pockets and rear vent. It's a heavy wool fabric. Made by Keith Courtenay, 1960s-1970s.
The pants have side stripe trim, two front pleats, metal fly zip, two side diagonal pockets, coin pocket, one rear buttoning pocket and buttons for braces if desired. Adjustable buttoned side waist tabs. Heavy wool fabric, no brand tag, likely custom made. 1960s.
Dinner shirt sold separately
Measurements
Jacket size: Marked 40R.
- Fits chest 102 cm (40")
- Shoulders 46 cm (18")
- Back 45 cm (17.75")
- Sleeve 63.5 cm (25")
- Lapel width 5 cm (2")
- Length from below the collar at the back 78.5 cm (31")
Pants:
- Waist measures 47 cm (18.5") laid flat, to fit waist 89-92 cm (35-36"). Adjusts up to 5 cm (2") smaller.
- Hips to 102 cm (40")
- Waist to crotch 33 cm (13")
- Inseam 76 cm (30")
- Outer seam 105.5 cm (41.5")
- Leg width at the thigh 32 cm (12.5")
- Leg width at the knee 25 cm (10")
- Leg width at the bottom 20 cm (8")
Condition
Good condition. The jacket has a large patch on the lining at one shoulder, and a smaller patch at the top of one sleeve lining. The pants have a couple of spots on the lining, a 10 x 4 mm darn in the front and a tiny hole in the crotch which I have stabilised and disguised with an adhesive patch on the back. See photos.
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