A SINGLE BUTTON , NARROW SHAWL COLLAR WHITE TUXEDO JACKET FROM THE 1950's.

PADDED SHOULDERS TO GIVE IT A BROAD LOOK WHICH WAS THE STYLE BACK THEN.

THERE ARE NO LABELS EXCEPT FOR A UNION MADE LABEL , BUT IT APPEARS TO BE MADE OF A COTTON POLY MIX WITH POLY SILK LINING.

TWO FLAP HIP POCKETS, ONE WITH SMALLER WATCH POCKET INSIDE AS WELL AS CHEST POCKET.

THERE IS ALSO A SLIT POCKET CUT INTO THE RIGHT LAPEL ON THE INSIDE.

BOUTONNIERE SLIT ON RIGHT LAPEL.

TWO BUTTON NON WORKING SLEEVE BUTTONS AND NO VENT AT THE REAR.

THE LINING IS TORN IN THE INSIDE ALONG THE COLLAR AREA, I THINK IT CAN BE SEWN BUT AM NOT 100 PER CENT SURE AS ITS FAIRLY THIN MATERIAL.

MEASURES: LAYING FLAT SO DOUBLE WHERE NECESSARY.

CHEST: 21" (42)

SHOULDER TO ARM: 23"

ACROSS BACK OF SHOULDERS: 18"

NECK TO HEM: 31".

This item is sold from an excellent, highly rated vintage boutique.