Tweed
Coloured Speckle Tweed Safari Jacket
$239.99
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Inspired by the improved safari hunting jacket from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.
There are many opinions about the origin of a safari jacket, but what is more convincing is that this legendary jacket appeared in Africa in the late 19th century, and was designed to adapt to the tropical climate during the British colonial period. To adapt to the local climate, cotton or hemp is selected as the main material, with multiple pockets to facilitate the placement of maps, ammunition, compass, and other field necessities. Wide back or multiple pleats, with epaulets and waistband design, convenient for upper body movement when marching. At the beginning of the 20th century, the British elites in Africa have always been popular clothing, until now, there have been many changes, there are now a variety of forms of existence.
Annual Ring has made many revisions to make sure that there is a clear difference between the upper body effect of other suits and coats in the store. Refuse meaningless uniformity. The upper and lower part of the big body pocket is designed asymmetrically, the upper pocket is around inclined patch pocket, and the lower pocket is a square double button organ three-dimensional patch pocket. The square and round collocation have no sense of conflict at all. There are Pulitzer pleats on both sides of the back body and the armholes are properly narrowed, so that the movement is freer without the constraint of the ordinary suit, and the back belt makes the upper body more straight. The double split design and grey dot earth color are tweed fabrics, which give it more British squire flavor.
- 100% Wool, 530g Tweed
- Japan Bemberg lining
- True ox horn button
- Dry cleaning recommended
Coloured Speckle Tweed Safari Vest
$89.99
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Inspired by the vest worn in the late 19th-early 20th century when hunting in Britain and the United States.
Unlike the common gentleman vest, hunting vest pays more attention to practicality. In that era when materials were scarce, people would not spend more money to use high-quality fabrics for the back of the vest but choose cheaper linen, cotton cloth or lining as the back fabric, and in terms of color, they would also choose fabrics with sharp contrast with the front of the vest, so that the back exposed after taking off the coat would not appear cheap. The traditional hunting vest pays attention to practicality. To keep warm enough when hunting in cold and humid seasons, thick and wear-resistant cloth with better warmth preservation will be used before and after, and multiple large pockets will be used to store more items.
Annual Ring improved it to save some unnecessary and tedious design while retaining its certain practicability so that it can be more natural whether it is worn alone or built-in. In the version of the adjustment and optimization did many times, so that the visible self-cultivation at the same time will not hold the body.
- 100% Wool, 530g Tweed
- Japan Bemberg Lining
- True ox horn button
- Dry cleaning recommended
Coloured Speckle Tweed Pants
$119.99
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Based on the common British trousers in the early 20th century.
In the past, the waist connected tailoring used in hand-made clothing, Annual Ring also uses this cut. This kind of design without independent waistband first appeared in England. It was easy to see in tailors from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. This classic design was also used in British 37 style trousers in the 1930s. In the United States in the 1940s, this type of pants was developed. The downward position of the pants' ears, with a narrow pair of belts, and the proportion of the chest and waist was expanded, making the legs appear more slender. Since there is no independent waist, comfort is greatly increased. This kind of trousers design on the west coast of the United States is also known as "Hollywood waistband", which is very popular in the 1940s and 1950s.
Due to the thick Tweed Fabric, changed the trim waistline into a high-density twill waistline to increase comfort and retain the classic design. The trousers have enough loose rungs, and the straight tube of trousers is slightly loose, which is more suitable for daily wear. The classic details of double pleats were conventional from the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. Instead of the design of Hollywood waistband moving the pants' ears down, placed them on the regular waist to ensure that the thick tweed would not sacrifice its basic comfort.
- 100% Wool, 530g Tweed
- Japan Bemberg lining
- High-density twill cotton is used for waist
- True ox horn button
- Dry cleaning recommended
Striped Tweed Double-Breasted Suit Jacket
$239.99
DETAILS SIZING RETURNS SHIPPING FAQ Take the British double-breasted suit from the 1930s to the 1950s as a reference. Different from the common single-breasted suit,...
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Brown Tweed Pants
$109.99
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Based on the common British trousers of the 1930s, the waist pocket small ticket bag (pocket watch) and double pleated detail design often appear in the old style trousers.
These pants use 4 kinds of fabrics on these trousers, 100% woolen tweed, Japan Bemberg Lining, cotton color is woven cloth is used for waist, the pocket cloth is old coarse cloth with cotton herringbone pattern. It is worth mentioning that the classical but forgotten details of waist pocket pocket pocket (pocket watch) and double pleats were added this time. In the 19th-20th century, these details often appeared in the trousers. At the beginning of the 20th century, the gentlemen almost had a pocket watch, while the waist pocket The appearance of watch bag makes it more convenient for gentlemen to put pocket watch when they take off their vest. However, after more people use belts to replace the straps, the small ticket bag at the waist (Pocket Watch bag) loses its basic practicability and is no longer used in trousers. As for the common pleats under the waist at present, they are pleats free and single pleats, while the design of double pleats was functional at the beginning of the period. At that time, it was very inconvenient for gentlemen to stretch their legs when riding, getting on and off the horse, and the appearance of pleats under the waist made the freshmen have enough comfort and avoid embarrassment while riding gracefully. Now, with aesthetic dissatisfaction, The function of the double pleats is no longer valuable due to the change of the break, and its design was considered not very beautiful at that time, so the classic design gradually disappeared. With a slight slant at the hem and a little radian pants.
- 100% Wool, 480g Tweed
- Japan Bemberg lining
- Cotton woven cloth is used for waist
- The pocket cloth is old coarse cloth with the cotton herringbone pattern
- Cowhide handwoven button
- Dry cleaning recommended
Brown Tweed Half-Norfolk Jacket
$219.99
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The design originates from the classic sports coat worn by the British aristocrats during riding and hunting in the second half of the 19th century "Half-Norfolk Jacket".
The British aristocrats are famous for their love of sports. They usually take horseback riding as a compulsory course. In autumn, they will form a team to go hunting in the countryside. The special design of the Norfolk jacket allows nobles to have more space for activities in the upper body when they are exercising immediately, and they can still maintain the elegant fit in their spare time, so it is very popular. For a long time, it gradually became the representative clothing of leisure clothing in the second half of the 19th century. Up to now, it is still irreplaceable classic clothing.
After hundreds of years of pursuit and evolution, Norfolk jacket has derived a variety of different clothing. Its classic design also adds more color to Ivy style.
- 100% Wool, 480g Brown Tweed
- Japan Bemberg Lining
- Cowhide handwoven button
- Dry cleaning recommended
Herringbone Tweed Lapel Vest
$79.99
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This vest is modeled on British and American clothing from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.
The cutting process and layout are improved to better fit the human body shape. The flat collar design increases the sense of hierarchy and the visual effect is more outstanding.
- Front: 80% Wool, 500g Tweed
- Back: 100% Cotton,11oz Martin fabric
- Japan Bemberg lining
- True ox horn button
- Do old Paris button made of brass
Herringbone Tweed Single Row Two-button Suit Jacket
$149.99
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Based on the classic suits that are common after the 1920s. Single row with two buttons, double bag cover, and insert bag, classic design of the back middle slit. American cut, slim fit.
The early American suit was designed by the old suit company Booker brothers in its heyday. In 1920, it first set the consumer group on Ivy League students. At that time, it was also considered suitable for college students, but not for the upper class on Wall Street. It was not until the end of the second world war that American suits began to enter the upper class, and their wearing became the object of imitation.
As an important branch of American leisure clothing culture, Ivy style has a big difference from tooling, military uniform, locomotive leather clothing, etc. in that it is heavily influenced by the culture of the European clothing system. Unlike other vintage style clothing, it is purely originated and developed in the United States.
Unlike the British suit, the American suit will be looser, with almost no shoulder pad and less waistband. This time, the ring will be improved to keep its classic design details and optimize the cutting, add a little waistline, and narrow the armhole.
We will try our best to choose better materials and try our best to make every customer feel the classic flavor of traditional old-fashioned clothing and have a more comfortable wearing experience.
- 75% Wool, 500g Tweed
- 55% Japan Bemberg lining
- Cowhide handwoven button
- Dry cleaning recommended
Herringbone Tweed Vest
$69.99
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This vest is modeled on British and American clothing from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.
The cutting process and layout are improved to better fit the human body shape.
The vest originated in 16th-century Europe. At that time, the vest was open on both sides of the hem, without collars and sleeves, and was about knee length.
Until the end of the 18th century, the vest began a major evolution, shortening the body and matching suits. At that time, the vests were mostly single-row buttons, and a few were double-row buttons or with collars. Its characteristic is that the back waist is equipped with straps and adjusting buckles (Paris buckles) to adjust the elasticity. More importantly, the front and back fabrics are made of different materials: the front garments are cut with the same fabric as the suit, and the rear garments are cut with the same lining as the suit.
From the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century, King Edward VII of the United Kingdom established a formal dress code for Western men. The three-piece suit was established, and the suit vest became one of the more common and more formal equipment in the daily life of gentlemen.
- Front: 75% Wool, 500g Tweed
- Back: 100% Cotton,11oz Martin fabric
- 55% Japan Bemberg lining
- Cowhide handwoven button
- Do old Paris button made of brass
Herringbone Tweed Suit Jacket
$184.99
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It is made of herringbone tweed, which is common after the 1920s. The Classic American three-button two, 10cm wide lapel, and the back single split suit jacket is the blueprint.
As an important branch of American leisure clothing culture, Ivy style has a big difference from tooling, military uniform, locomotive leather clothing, etc. in that it is heavily influenced by the culture of the European clothing system. Unlike other vintage style clothing, it is purely originated and developed in the United States.
Unlike the British suit, the American suit is relatively loose, with almost no shoulder pad and less waistband, which is not suitable for the Asian figure. We will improve it this time, keep its classic design details, and optimize the cutting, add a little waistline, narrow the armhole. It is suggested to wear three buttons and two buttons (only the buttons in the middle) to make it more tasteful.
We will try our best to choose better materials and try our best to make every customer feel the classic flavor of traditional old-fashioned clothing and have a more comfortable wearing experience.
- 80% Wool, 500g Tweed
- Japan Bemberg lining
- True ox horn button
- Dry cleaning recommended
Striped Tweed Vest
$89.99
DETAILS SIZING RETURNS SHIPPING FAQ Inspired by the vest worn by gentlemen in the early 20th century. In that era when materials were scarce, people...
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Hound's-Tooth Tweed Tailored Jacket
$249.99
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It's made of hound's-tooth check tweed（The thousand bird pattern）, which is very popular after the 1950s. It's a classic American three-button two suit coat.
The thousand bird pattern originated in Scotland. It was originally called the hound's tooth check because its pattern is similar to the zigzag shape formed by the dog's teeth. Later, because the literal name was a bit vulgar, which destroyed its original style, and the Japanese thought it looked like a lot of birds flying together, they named it "thousand bird pattern", and it has been handed down to this day.
The Duke of Windsor was an early celebrity wearing it. After the celebrity effect, the Tweed with this pattern became the favorite of British aristocrats in the 19th and 20th centuries. Later, there was a dog tooth check with different colors. In 1874, the American shooting club selected it as the uniform fabric, so this color dog tooth check is also called "Gun Club check".
As an American suit, the classic three-button two (only buttons in the middle). This time we keep the classic design details, optimize the version, and remove the shoulder pad to show the natural shoulder line. Add a little waistline, narrow armhole, more suitable for body shape. The thousand bird pattern is different from ordinary fabric. This kind of small pattern is dazzling. In the cutting and sewing of the garment to the lattice, the masters have spent more effort, and the loss of fabric is also more. For the same garment, lattice fabric consumes more than 30% more than the fabric without lattice, which shows the difficulty. If there is any imperfection in the aspect of lattice, please forgive me.
The fabric is made of British woolen tweed, which is a niche brand in the UK. It has a superior texture and a friendly price. It is a rare treasure. At present, there are only over one hundred pieces left, which can't be replenished after being sold out.
- 100% Wool, 500g Tweed Made in England
- Bemberg lining Made in Japan
- Cowhide handwoven button
- Dry cleaning recommended