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VNTG Luciano Barbera (50 /52) 100% Wool Wide-Wale Herringbone Tweed Top Coat
VNTG Luciano Barbera (50 /52) 100% Wool Wide-Wale Herringbone Tweed Top Coat
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Details & Measurements
Details & Measurements
Product Details
- Beautiful coat with a long drapey silhouette
- Guessing 25ish y/o
- Wide-wall tweed herringbone fabric that is visually distinct -- in a good way
- Turnback cuffs
- Soft, padded shoulders that add subtle structure
Condition
Grade: Very good
Coat is overall in very good condition, but there are a few flaws in the fabric (highlighted in photos). Also a liquid stain on inside lining.
Fit Estimation
Fits: This coat fits big for 50. Could work for 52 or even some 54 depending on layering preferences.
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) | 24" |
| 2. Waist (width at middle button) | 24" |
| 3. Shoulder Width (seam to seam) | 21.5" |
| 4. Sleeve Length (shoulder seam to cuff) | 24" |
| 5. Length (base of back collar to hem) | 48.5" |
| 6. Cuff Extra Material (folded allowance) | N/A" |
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.
Over/Top Coat 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.