Winter Jacket | Staphorst, Netherlands

Description

Origin: Netherlands | Overijssel region | Staphorst
Era: WWII era (circa 1930-1950)
Condition: very good; minor wear and aging; suitable for both wear and display
Measurements (with garments laying flat):
   Across front: 19.5″ between underarms
   Across shoulders: 19″
   Length: 19″
   Sleeve inseam: 19.5″
Additional Notes: Traditional outer jacket called a “buisje” worn by women during on colder days. Made of hand-woven “vijfschaft” fabric which consists of a linen warp and wool weft satin weave. The cuffs are lined with blue plaid cotton. Unique tailoring at the elbows creating a bent sleeve. Characteristic deep plunge on back. The last photo shows a woman wearing a similar jacket.