This vintage 1950s Cambrian Welsh tweed car coat jacket is a must-have for any rockabilly aficionado. Made of 100% Cambrian wool, this deep green and brown tweed jacket features a 44-inch chest size and a regular fit for the modern man. The jacket measures 24 inches in sleeve length, 18 inches in shoulder to shoulder, and 29 inches in shoulder to hem. Crafted by the Cambrian Factory Limited in the United Kingdom, this original piece is a testament to the quality and craftsmanship of mid-century clothing. Perfect for riding or everyday wear, this jacket is a timeless addition to any wardrobe. Cambrian wool is known for quality, comfort and warmth and is a highly prized fabric made from sheep in the highlands. The Cambrian factory limited supplied Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, and now King Charles with some of their product. This wonderful coat has 2 large flap, lower pockets with a half belt at the front and the end of the belt has a snap so it’s not hanging loose. Three buttons at the front with the bottom button looking a little different than the top two buttons but I would say this really is not noticeable. The neck does Pull tight around with buttons up here as well. Nice taupe coloured lining. And with some splitting under the armpits on the seam. The right arm pit has been repaired and I believe there was some repair in the left as well. There is also a separation on the seam under the left armpit off about 1.5 inches. Other than those repairs to the arm pit lining, the jacket is in wonderful vintage condition. These Cambrian wool jackets stand up quite well to wear and tear. The vintage tag Cambrian Genuine welsh tweet made from Virgin welsh walls at the Cambrian factory limited Llanwrtyd wells Breconshire by disabled persons. I read in 1944 They passed a disabled persons act, so I believe, probably for World War II veterans to work there. Please contact me with any questions and thanks for looking.