Suit jacket and trousers.
[.1] Two button, single breasted, black, woollen, blazer with notched lapel and padded shoulders. Crest embroidered on left breast pocket with green and blue background, 'ACB' in white, below which are five diagonal yellow lines each ending with a white seven pointed star. Fake flap pocket on each side. Two flat gold coloured metal buttons on front with 3 smaller flat gold coloured metal buttons at each cuff. Top button missing on right sleeve. No vent at back. Lined with navy satin(?) material. Three pockets on inner left and one pocket on inner right. 'PURE NEW WOOL/WOOLMARK' sewn in white on black material tag on inner left side. 'FLAIR/MENSWEAR' embroidered on rectangular black material tag sewn into inner right side. Thin rectangular navy unmarked fabric tag sewn at each end inside collar. Paper boarding pass stub for flight E1255 from Glasgow to Dublin on 18 August found in left inner pocket.
[.2] Double pleated, navy, polyester and viscose, suit trousers with cuff. Has belt loops, metal zip fly with navy button at top, metal hook and eye closure, and white inner button. Two pockets at each side, and two pockets at back with single button closure. Small inner pocket inside waist band on right. Inside pockets and waistband lined with cream coloured cotton. 'MADE IN AUSTRALIA/FABRIC CONTENT/OUTERSHELL: 65% POLYESTER 35% VISCOSE/INNERSHELL: TRS LINING: 100% POLYESTER/TRS POCKETING: 65% POLYESTER 35% COTTON/.../STYLE 'VASIO' printed in black on white synthetic tag attached inside back right pocket. Used tissue found in right side pocket.
Department:
History DepartmentCollection
History Collection
Collection Item Data
Accession Number: | H2013.282.1-2 |
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Accession Date: | 31 May 2013 |
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Material
Polyester/Textile | 2 - Trousers |
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viscose/Textile | 2 - Trousers |
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Cotton/Textile | 2 - Trousers |
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Measurement
length | 805mm | shoulder to hem |
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length | 820mm | Inner leg seam |
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length | 1060mm | outer leg seam |
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width | 230mm | leg width at bottom when flat |
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