[~60's] Old INVERTERE Wool Tweed Hunting Coat Size.46 "J.C.CORDINGS & CO.LTD Special Order"

It was an "Wool Tweed Hunting Coat" made by INVERTERE, estimated to be around the 1960s.

Special items now in stock.

INVERTERE was published in 1904 in Newton Abbott, Devon, southwest England.Harold Parkin (It is a long-established British court-specific brand founded by Harold Parkin and his brothers.

From the very beginning, the reversible courts were developed for wealthy car owners.

The brand name "INVERTERE" means "turn, turn, turn, turn, and it was a word that truly symbolized their inventive products.
The factory building remains in Newton Abbott, and officially its history of holding patents related to the reversible manufacturing process.

In 1948, the company was originally from Yorkshire.Walter Sawtell ((Walter Sautell)" sold to.
In 1966, he was transferred to "Simpson of Piccadilly Ltd." and in 1968 he received the Queen's Award to Industry for Export Achievement.

It has achieved both high-quality British tailoring and export system, and has solidified its reputation in the international market.

Although their factory was closed in 1986, he was the technical director at the time.Harold Shaw (Harold Shaw) founded Westcountry Clothing Ltd. and continued production of Inverter courts under a contract with DAKS-Simpson.

In 1995, Westcountry Clothing was sold to "Moorbrook Textiles," and shortly after that Moorbrook acquired the "INVERTERE" trademark from DAKS–Simpson.

Furthermore, in 2001, Graham and Peeta Shaw acquired Westcountry Clothing through management acquisition, and in 2003, they bought "Invertère Coat Company Ltd." itself from Moorbrook, reintegrating the brand under the Shaw family.

It is still based in Newton Abbott, and the Shaw family continues to preserve tradition as its owner.

The biggest appeal of this brand is its design philosophy that combines the precision of a tailor (paper pattern, sewing, finishing) and industrial scale.
In other words, it is an industrial product with a philosophy of tailoring.

From classic Chester to trench-collar duffle country coats, it continues to embody the "orthodox British coat" that incorporates its robust construction rooted in traditional cutting and handwork, and incorporates it into everyday usability.

INVERTERE is a "coat for coats" that was nurtured with the British atmosphere.

The idea of ​​the reversible born at Newton Abbott, the track record of exports, symbolized by the Queen Award, and the modern craftsmanship inherited by the Shaw family.
This is a classic piece that "aligns the lives of those who wear it" across the ages.
That's the INVERTERE coat.

If you have an Old Inverter individual, it is also worth noting that its "archive value" allows you to enjoy the texture of the fabric and tailoring of the time.
On the other hand, the current system follows traditional designs, but the precision of the materials and finish is even more refined.

This is the "classic" British courts that we would recommend to those who are interested in authenticity.

From Invertia, we would like to introduce a hunting coat made from high-quality wool material.

This piece combines function and dignity, condensing the virtues of British country style.

The first thing that catches your eye is switching using the mole skin on the collar.

The slightly large, rounded curved points make the area around the face look soft, while the brushed surface ensures practicality, enveloping the neck.
The inside is equipped with a sturdy chain-type hanger loop, allowing you to comfortably align the heavy-duty coat's "hanging work". (For this individual, one of the hanger loops has been frayed.)

The hand warmer pockets located in both middle sections are strong slants that hold your hands at a natural angle.
It does not distort the silhouette of your standing position, and functions as a reliable cold-weather space on cold days.

The flap pockets at both hems have a flat exterior/inner three-dimensional "pleats x gusset" structure.

The box pleats provide capacity while the thin top stitching at the end of the flap accentuates the contours. It's reasonably derived from hunting, as it doesn't easily bulge even when you put gloves or tools in it.
The stitching is also a highlight, with the flaps and body matching the patterns beautifully.

Furthermore, the inside features a large pocket typical of a hunting coat, with gold animal motif buttons and loop closures providing a classic accent.
Once you use it, you can't let go of the depth of your pocket, which allows you to casually throw in maps and gloves.

There is a center vent on the back, so the hem does not swell even when stride is wider, and reinforced stitching is applied to the tip of the bench to prevent tearing.
It can be said to be a "working vent" that makes your movement look elegant.

The shoulders are made of raglan sleeves, and the single line that gently flows from the neckline to the cuffs combines the range of motion when layered and the smoothness of the outfit.
Even when you put it on over a jacket, the shoulder lines do not show off, and the back is beautifully draped.

The front is made of minimalist lace-shaped.
The only thing that appears on the exterior is the top button at the throat, and the row of buttons lined up neatly inside blocks wind from entering.

The lining is switched between the top and bottom, with slippery shiny fabric (rayon speculation) on the shoulders and top back to comfortable sleeves, and brushed wool fabric below the waist warms the core, making it a division of labor design that is removable and heat-retaining.

The inside of the neck comes with an old tag from around the 1960s with the notation "MADE IN ENGLAND," proof of its proud production in the UK.

Furthermore, this individual is a very luxurious item, specially ordered from J.C.CORDINGS & CO.LTD.

J.C. CORDING & CO. LTD (Cordings) is a long-established British country and outdoor wear brand that started in 1839 at 231 Strand, London by founder John Charles Cording.

This individual uses wool tweed, rooted in the British country.

The fine herringbone structure is immersed in a high density, and when you hold it in hand, you can feel a high-quality touch that combines "fun elasticity" and "sturdy stiffness."

The bulky weave that contains air makes it excellent in keeping heat, while also providing a comfortable design that allows stuffiness to escape with the natural moisture absorption and release of wool.

The surface is lightly brushed, and has a classic texture that gives off a slight bump when stroked with your fingertips.
The more you wear it, the more the fuzz calms, and the gentle rolls form along the elbows and shoulders, gradually growing the "deep gloss" typical of tweed.

The fabric becomes more complete with time.
The moist skin on the collar gently wraps around the neck, and the contrast with the robustness of the tweed further enhances the appeal of the material.

The color is based on olive brown and is a traditional color scheme with a quiet overcheck of "red and green".

It stands out from afar as a calm "deep earth color," and the closer you get, the more you get, the more you get the grain of the grain and the checkered sexiness of the grain of the grain of the yarn rises.

The beige moleskin collar adds brightness around the face, giving the overall color scheme an elegant and relaxed look, and the tone blends in with the ruggedness of hunting, making it a "quiet and powerful" that is neither too insisted nor too buried.

It can also serve as a base color for your outfit and as a accent color saucer, bringing depth and persuasiveness to your styling.

Pair it with jeans or chinos to make it lighter.
Add some beautiful items such as slacks to create a much more elegant atmosphere.
It is versatile and can be used to accommodate a wide range of arrangements, and is a reliable piece that can be used as a wardrobe core.

It combines high quality with universal design, and has a presence that is not influenced by trends.
I think you will be able to use it like your partner for a long time.

Size notation is "46"
I think it falls in the "L" size in Japanese size.

Even when looking at the actual measurements, the size is large, so even people with large figures can wear it without any problems.

There are signs of wear such as rubbing and fraying, but there are no major damage that can cause problems with wearing it, so I think you can still wear it.

The custom-made individuals made by INVERTERE for J.C.CORDINGS & CO. LTD are rare in the market.

This masterpiece is made with tweed, backed by traditional techniques, and practical hunting details.

Old Inverter items are rarely available at our shop, so if you are looking for one, don't miss this opportunity.