Description
They had a plain turned-down collar and were buttoned at the neck
They are cut using exactly the same pattern as the old High Cross so have no shoulder seam and a dropped sleeve head
These are accurate replicas of working garments and the sleeves were kept deliberately short to prevent them interfering with tools
They were made for European armies in 1790 but are mainly known for being worn by the French Emperor
XLarge 37in
1930's Tweed Cap (HA139) Evening Shirts They had a plain turned-downNot all flat caps are alike. This is a particularly unusual shape being darted to contain the fullness which was a characteristic of early C20th caps. Available in a number of colourways and sizes. Please note these caps are now being discontinued so only limited sizes are available.
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