I posted this photo of this jacket last year after I discovered its twin resides in the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Now it appears that Pendleton probably has one as well, and they have reproduced it for the up-coming fall and winter season.
They have only posted the one photo, but with the exception of an additional line of stitching on either side of the front opening and the type of buttons, it looks to be pretty much the same. I am quite impressed that the stripe is actually matched better on the new one. Note the top of the sleeve.
According to the sales page, this is their “famous Glacier Park stripe,” and the coat is pictured in the 1930 catalog. I’m not crazy about the neutral colors, but maybe they will offer it in red as time goes on. And now I’ll have to spend time looking through the Pendleton site, looking for more faithful reproductions.
photo copyright Pendleton Woolen Mills
Timeless design!
I think I love the darker red of your vintage coat better too. 🙂
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i love your these designs really really awesome for me 🙂
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I also agree – I like the vintage colors better too! 🙂
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