This vintage green tweed coat from the 1960s captures timeless outerwear style with its textured weave and structured silhouette. The earthy mix of green, beige, and flecks of yellow gives the fabric warmth and sophistication. In addition, the double-breasted front features large buttons that create a striking contrast. A wide collar frames the neckline and, when turned up, adds extra flair.
The cut falls in a gentle A-line, so it layers easily over dresses or knitwear. Meanwhile, the side pockets bring practical detail, and the half-belt at the back shapes the fit without restricting movement. Inside, rust satin lines the coat for a smooth finish. However, the lining does show visible wear, including small holes and fraying, which is reflected in the condition.
Overall, this tweed coat embodies mid-century craftsmanship and charm. It pairs well with denim, boots, or tailored pieces; therefore, it makes a versatile investment for a vintage wardrobe. As a result, outerwear of this quality from the 1960s remains both collectible and wearable today.
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Details:
Wool tweed in green, beige, and yellow flecks
Double-breasted front with brown buttons
Wide collar, can be worn up or down
Side pockets
Half-belt back detail
Fully lined in rust satin with layer of quilting
Condition: You’ll notice some wear in the lining with holes present. The outer tweed fabric remains strong and wearable
Sizing
Best Fit: Small
Measurements (laid flat):
Bust: 55 cm
Waist: 54 cm
Hip: 62 cm
Length: 94 cm
Please check measurements carefully. All garments are vintage and may differ from modern sizing
