This beautifully tailored coat dates to the late 1950s–early 1960s, during the height of New York’s garment district. It features a substantial salt-and-pepper flecked wool tweed weave, a double-breasted front, and a real fur collar that adds classic elegance and warmth. Fully lined with a smooth satin-style interior for comfort and structure. Based on measurements, this coat best fits a modern women’s Large (approx. US 12–14). Designed as a structured mid-century coat with room for layering. Sleeves are slightly shorter, consistent with period-correct late 1950s–early 1960s styling. Please compare measurements to a similar coat for best fit. Measurements (approx., laid flat): • Pit to pit: 23” • Length (shoulder to hem): 39” • Sleeve: 20” Condition • Excellent vintage condition • Wool body is clean and well-structured • Lining is intact with no major flaws • All buttons present • Fur collar has been gently combed and is in very good condition; light shedding may occur, which is normal for vintage real fur Please review photos closely for details. Details • Manufacturer: Jeshiva New York • Retailer: Davison’s • Era: Late 1950s–early 1960s • Union: ILGWU (International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union) • Material: Salt-and-pepper flecked wool tweed exterior, real fur collar • Style: Double breasted, tailored silhouette • Length: Mid-length • Origin: Made in USA