[Spritle]

I was there with the family today!
We go just south of the pier by the food stand.
Were you part of the Cyclovia?

[RockinByrdie]

No it was just us 2. It was really fun though.

[Nik]

Not today obviously, just a collection of older photos. All outerwear is 1920s-40s vintage. Well, the C.D. Greatcoat is from 1952.

[Simonds]

Hickory Stripe 1939 vintage style 8 panel work cap

[SJC]

Great work Barry. 

[Edward]

Great cap! I'm loving my SJC Wabash one too - must get some photos out!

[Simonds]

Thanks! Can't wait, Edward!

[SJC]

@alexbarrow a London member in here wearing his Yard Boss ensemble and neckerchief today at my place, we went for some lunch.

[M/M]

Looking good!

[Mr Potts]

Not today but Sunday trying out the fit of new to me and just found 60's tweed three piece;

and yes gents I know the turn ups need doing properly and the sleeves need sorting for length.

[SJC]

What a find and the colour looks good on you, thank you for posting.

[Marc Chevalier]

Hamming it up at this year's Art Deco Festival aboard the R.M.S. QUEEN MARY, a 1930s British oceanliner.  My early to mid-1930s American suit is made of champagne-colored wild tussah silk.   The jacket has a pleated and belted bi-swing back.


     

[Sean Longden]

The fabric is amazing

[SJC]

Seconded, I see why you mentioned it a while back. What is the weight, Marc?

[Marc Chevalier]

Very lightweight. Crepe-like.