Paul Stuart
VNTG Paul Stuart (54) Tweed Wool Belted Balmacaan Norfolk-Style Field Coat
VNTG Paul Stuart (54) Tweed Wool Belted Balmacaan Norfolk-Style Field Coat
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Details & Measurements
Details & Measurements
Product Details
- Utility driven design similar to that of a Norfolk coat
- Raglan sleeves
- Tweed herringbone wool fabric
- Quilt lined sleeves and upper body, lower body brushed cotton
- Rich tawny color with flecks of red and orange
- Expandable lower patch pockets and hand slits
- Large leather braided buttons
Condition
Grade: Very Good
Coat doesn't have signs of hard wear as fabric looks and feels fresh. There are a couple small holes and some light damage to belt, but nothing that is structurally compromising or in need of repair at this point.
Fit Estimation
Fits: Semi-roomy (as expected for an older piece)
This is my own estimation based on measurements and years of inspecting pre-owned menswear. For best accuracy, compare the measurements provided to a similar garment you own that fits well.
Measurements
| 1. Chest (armpit to armpit) | 25.5" |
| 2. Waist (width at middle button) | 25" |
| 3. Sleeve Length (back base of collar to cuff) | 35.5" |
| 4. Length (base of back collar to hem) | 34.5" |
| 5. Cuff Extra Material | 1.5" |
See Reference Guide for exact measurement locations.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
All items will ship within 2 business days.
Returns
At Ralph Dandy, the ultimate goal is for every customer to be happy with their garment. Therefore, returns are free (unless marked final sale).
Raglan/Balamaccan Size Guide
Inspection Process
I believe in total quality transparency at Ralph Dandy. That's why every single item is graded and thoroughly checked for common issues, including: stains, tears, off smells, worn fabric, soiled collars/armpits/cuffs, snags, improper laundering, missing buttons and anything else of note.
If any issues are found, they will be clearly noted in the condition section and visible in the photos.
A Quick Note: Vintage pieces might have those small, subtle signs of wear that we don't explicitly list. Also, the item's color is usually best captured by the closest photograph.