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Vintage

Vintage 60s Mens 2 Pc Herringbone Tweed Wool Suit 36S/30S

Vintage 60s Mens 2 Pc Herringbone Tweed Wool Suit 36S/30S

Condition: Secondhand-Excellent

Color: Gray

$135.00 USD
$135.00 USD
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Editor's Notes

A standout 1960s American tweed suit that seamlessly bridges sharp professional dressing and heritage Ivy tailoring. The tactile wool herringbone weave, subtle flecked texture, and easy-wearing quarter lining make it a distinguished cold-weather tailoring piece. Its balanced soft shoulders and vintage wide-leg drape deliver timeless character that is increasingly difficult to source.

Measurements and Fit

Measurements:

  • Chest 38 inches
  • Length 28 inches
  • Shoulder 17  inches
  • Sleeve 22.5 inches
  • Waist 38 inches (Suit Jacket)
  • Lapel 3 inches

Fit: Classic fit

📌 We recommend comparing the Chest and Sleeve measurements for proper fit.

Details & Care

  • Material: 100% wool
  • Era: 1960s
  • Color/Pattern: Gray/Herringbone
  • Shoulder: minimal structured shoulder padding
  • 1/4 lining and notch lapels
  • Closure: Single-Breasted, 2 leather button front
  • Vent: single. center vent
  • Sleeve: 4-button cuffs
  • Made in USA
  • Dry clean only

Condition

This item is graded as Secondhand-Good with [minor fabric wear, small repairs, lite fading, and/or marks or signs of use as shown in item pictures]. It has been professionally steamed and prepared in 'The Backroom.' Please refer to our Product Condition & Cleanliness Guide for full grading and cleanliness details. 

Delivery and Returns

Delivery Method: We primarily utilize UPS for reliable delivery, with USPS as our secondary method. To preserve the structure of our tailored items, we never use plastic poly mailers. All orders are shipped using a moisture barrier, zip lock bag in a sustainable, heavy-duty boxes to ensure your items arrive in ready-to-wear condition.

Shipping Options and Rates: We offer shipping tiers:

  • $5.99 ground shipping (lower 48 only) (2-8 days) and $9.99 for AK, HI, and possessions with USPS Ground Advantage (5-21 days).
  • $17.49 flat rate expedited shipping nationwide.
  • Free domestic shipping unlocked for orders $80 and above. (lower 48 only)
  • Free domestic shipping unlocked for orders $100 and above. (AK, HI, and possessions)
  • Free expedited shipping upgrade for all domestic private client VIP members.

Dispatch Speed: We move fast. Orders placed by 11:00 AM EST ship the same day (Mon–Sat).

The Return Policy (14 Days): Try this item in the comfort of your own home. If it doesn't work for your rotation, we accept returns within 14 days of delivery as stipulated below:

  • Item must be returned in the same condition as it was received.

• International Returns : All international sales are final and no returns will be accepted, except for European clients. All European clients have 14 day returns, buyer pays return shipping.

Important Exception (Final Sale)To ensure our inventory remains fresh, items marked "Final Sale" or purchased from the "Last Call" collection are yours to keep and are not eligible for return.

Find out more about our delivery options and our Return and Refunds.

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Style & Fit Notes

This vintage 1960s bespoke wool suit represents mid-century American tailoring at its most authentic. During the 1960s, American makers perfected the balance between relaxed comfort and structured professionalism—a hallmark visible in this suit's natural shoulder expression, moderate 3-inch notch lapels, and quarter-lined interior. The trousers feature a generous rise and straight leg opening, providing a silhouette that flatters classic dress shoes such as longwing brogues, split-toe derbies, or pebble-grain penny loafers.

For styling, pair the jacket and trousers together with an ecru Oxford cloth button-down shirt, a repp stripe or ancient madder silk tie, and shell cordovan or dark brown leather footwear. Alternatively, the jacket functions handsomely as an odd tweed sport coat when worn with tailored flannel trousers or heavy selvedge denim. Sizing aligns true to vintage 36S jacket and 30S trouser specifications, suited for a gentleman seeking classic proportion without modern excess trimness.

Gentleman's Guide & Care

Your questions, answered. From condition grading to dry-clean guidance — the details that matter before you commit.

  • Trust the tape, not the tag.
    Sizing varies wildly depending on the brand, the era, and the intended fit (e.g., 'Slim Fit' vs. 'Traditional Cut'). A size 42 tag means very different things on a modern Italian jacket versus a classic American blazer.

    The Golden Rule:

    1. Find your benchmark: Take a jacket you own that fits the way you like.
    2. Measure it: Lay it flat and check the Chest (Pit-to-Pit) and Shoulders.
    3. Compare: Match those numbers to our listing.

    Need a tutorial?

    Visit our Measuring Guide to see exactly how we measure (including our specific method for Sleeve Length and Front Length ) so you can measure your own jacket the same way.

    For additional sizing advice, read our article How to Measure a Secondhand Sport Coat to Ensure a Good Fit, which explains how to compare measurements, understand jacket sizing, and evaluate fit before purchasing.

  • Almost certainly. A sport coat is sold as a 'framework' meant to be adjusted to your specific body.

    What to Expect:
    Most pre-owned jackets will require minor tweaks—usually sleeve length or waist suppression—to achieve a perfect fit. We list the 'Sleeve Allowance' (extra fabric inside the cuff) so you know exactly how much room your tailor has to work with.

  • We ship to preserve the structure.
    We use spacious boxes to ensure the shoulder pads and canvas chest pieces (if half-canvas or full canvas) are not crushed during transit. We never stuff a tailored jacket into a tight poly mailer.

    Upon Arrival:
    Wool may relax during shipping. We recommend hanging the jacket immediately to let the fibers breathe and shed any minor shipping creases.

  • As little as possible.

    Frequent chemical cleaning strips natural fibers (like wool and silk) of their oils, making them brittle and dull.

    Our Recommendation:

    • Daily: Brush your jacket with a natural horsehair brush after every wear to remove dust.
    • Wrinkles: Steam it or hang it in a bathroom. Never iron wool directly.
    • Cleaning: Only dry clean if there is a visible stain. A good wool jacket essentially cleans itself if allowed to rest between wears.

    Want the full routine?
    Read our Garment Care Guide to learn why 'Benign Neglect' is the secret to making your wardrobe last forever.

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