CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE -1933

Apparel Arts - Laurence Fellows - Norfolk Jacket

Illustration

The student on the left is wearing a double-breasted navy suit made from worsted wool. His shirt features bold blue and wite stripe and a tab collar  shirt with a tab collar. This ensemble is accompanied by a dark  tie with light blue polka dots as well as a red and blue silk pocket square. The black bowler or derby hat, the pipe and the black oxford shoes finish off this combination. The topcoat laying on the arm of the chair is likewise double breasted and comes in a slightly lighter shade of blue than the suit.
The other chap on the right is wearing a single-breasted three button three piece suit with notched lapels in a black & white shepherd check. He combined it with sturdy dark brown brogue shoes with a straight rounded toe and a grey & red striped shirt with a rounded club collar and a collar pin. His  narrow maroon (crochet-)knit  tie tops of the ensemble. Over his arm there is a bow tie with a small pattern and two vividly colored ties. In his hands, he is holding Norfolk jacket which is made out of tweed.
In the trunk to his right, you can see a double-breasted dinner coat with massive lapels and behind that a tail coat. On top of the trunk, you can spot a Balmaccan made of Harris Tweed and a brown Snap-Brim-Homburg. Next to the trunk, you can see a pair of patent leather oxford shoes without a cap. On the floor there is also a pair of light blue & red slippers, white buck shoes with black rubber soles and heels and  a pair of brown buckskin bluchers.  The evening  shirts  is made of linen with a black bow tie, then there is a button down collar shirt, a striped tab collar shirt as well as a detachable a wing collar with a white full dress tie. Beneath the shirts you can see a Tattersall waistcoat and a collapsible opera hat.  On the bottom, there are three pairs of pajamas, an assortment of pocket square and a dressing gown.