1950s Casualcraft of New York Corduroy Car Coat Faux Fur Lined

1950s Casualcraft of New York Corduroy Car Coat – Faux Fur Lined An exceptional mid-century piece from Casualcraft of New York, a label celebrated in the 1940s–1950s for crafting refined, American-made coats that balanced elegance and practicality. This golden tan corduroy car coat captures the effortless sophistication of postwar New York fashion. Made from wide-wale cotton corduroy and fully lined in plush faux fur, it offers both warmth and structure. The design features the original Casualcraft embroidered label, a sturdy chain hanger, deep front patch pockets, and a notched faux-fur collar that frames the face beautifully. The silhouette hits mid-thigh with a slight A-line shape — timeless, tailored, and flattering. A true vintage treasure with incredible craftsmanship and weight. There is a very faint mark on the exterior, only visible on close inspection — otherwise in excellent condition for its age. Details • Made in USA, 1950s • Shell: 100% cotton corduroy • Lining: faux fur • Color: golden camel • Size: US Medium (38 Regular) • Condition: Excellent vintage — faint mark noted at the back, button strings delicate and fragile. A collector’s piece that embodies 1950s New York charm and quiet luxury, designed for those who appreciate timeless tailoring and authentic mid-century style.