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Description
Terminology: Ticket Pocket: A sartorial detail, this half-size third (funcational) pocket is located on the right side of the jacketabove the flap pocket. It is found on both dress and sportcoats, lending a distinctly British custom-made look. Vents: The flap of cloth below the waist, at the back of the jacket (originally for soldiers who rode horseback; the side vents would lie flat on the soldiers legs, protecting the gun powderin their pockets, without disturbing the line of the jacket). Options include center, side or non-vent; the most popular at present are side or center-vented jackets. Pick stitching: The stitching at the edge of the lapel creates a hand-tailored look; also known as AMF (made after the original machine that simulated hand stitching). The opposite is a bluffed edge, which has no visible stitching. Pick stitching on the interior of a jacket is called Columbia stitching. Patch Pocket: The pocket is sewn onto the exterior of the garment. Usually seen on a relaxed fit or unconstructed sportcoat. Peak Lapel: Designed in an upward and outward V-shape point.Notch Lapel: Features a triangular cutout where the lapel is attached to the collar. (A high notch on the lapel, an English look, enhances the impression of length in the jacket. Italian designers generally prefer a lower notch).
| Condition: | New with tags: A brand-new, unused, and unworn item (including handmade items) in the original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Ralph Lauren Purple Label |
| Inseam: | 34 | Size Type: | Regular |
| Material: | 100% Wool | Jacket Size: | 44 |
| Color: | Black | Jacket Length: | Long |
| Pattern: | Solid | Waist Size: | 35 |
| Style: | Four Button | UPC: | Does not apply |
Terminology: Ticket Pocket: A sartorial detail, this half-size third (funcational) pocket is located on the right side of the jacketabove the flap pocket. It is found on both dress and sportcoats, lending a distinctly British custom-made look. Vents: The flap of cloth below the waist, at the back of the jacket (originally for soldiers who rode horseback; the side vents would lie flat on the soldiers legs, protecting the gun powderin their pockets, without disturbing the line of the jacket). Options include center, side or non-vent; the most popular at present are side or center-vented jackets. Pick stitching: The stitching at the edge of the lapel creates a hand-tailored look; also known as AMF (made after the original machine that simulated hand stitching). The opposite is a bluffed edge, which has no visible stitching. Pick stitching on the interior of a jacket is called Columbia stitching. Patch Pocket: The pocket is sewn onto the exterior of the garment. Usually seen on a relaxed fit or unconstructed sportcoat. Peak Lapel: Designed in an upward and outward V-shape point.Notch Lapel: Features a triangular cutout where the lapel is attached to the collar. (A high notch on the lapel, an English look, enhances the impression of length in the jacket. Italian designers generally prefer a lower notch).