Late 1930s–Early 1940s Green Harris Tweed Blazer – Yates & Co. Costumiers coney It was cut in the

It was cut in the gently fitted style of the early part of the decade which softly skims the wearer’s body and is slightly tailored at the waist

Its classic swing coat silhouette

The front of each shoe has been resoled with rubber

A neat lace design highlights the green panel and adds a lovely detail

the jacket is unlined and has a makers label for Jarett Sportswear California

Late 1930s–Early 1940s Green Harris Tweed Blazer – Yates & Co. Costumiers coney It was cut in theLate 1930sEarly 1940s Green Harris Tweed Blazer Yates & Co. Costumiers This beautifully structured green blazer dates from the late 1930s to early 1940s and showcases the impeccable craftsmanship of British tailoring in the wartime era. Made from handwoven Harris Tweed, the blazer features a striking asymmetrical front closure and a sharply tailored silhouette. It was originally supplied by Yates & Co., costumiers of Regent Street, Rugby, and retains