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Coat. Bear fur details. Placement embossed detail at back. Statement button fastening. Wool. Defects. 1930's outerwear overcoat generally for the high class females of that decade, with the expensive martials and fur.

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A replica of a Qing Dynasty dragon robe, outerwear for a different time period and a different culture. with much more detail and greater number of colours and martials combined together.

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In the 1870s plain, checked and striped trousers were fashionable wear with morning coats. Stripes were particularly popular as they gave the impression of height, especially if they were cut fairly straight to the ankle like this pair which are strapped under the foot to keep the line

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Metropolitan museum of art 1833. In the early nineteenth century, there was a profound harmony between men’s and women’s silhouettes in dress

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The Oxford English Dictionary's first reference to the word "tailor" gives the specific date of 1297 and certainty by that date tailoring guilds, as well as those of weavers, and cloth merchants were well established in western Europe.

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There is a possibility that these jackets are the reason humans didn't go extinct, before we had structures to home people. all humans had was caves, camp fires, and their skinned fur.   

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There is a possibility that these jackets are the reason humans didn't go extinct, before we had structures to home people. all humans had was caves, camp fires, and their skinned fur.   

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Although there is no definitive evidence, it seems probable that the first outerwear garments were fur skins used as final body wrap. skins were being cut and sewn together using bone needles and thread made of animal hair or ligaments.

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Outerwear attire is worn over other garments and is generally designed to protect wearers from inclement weather or other adverse environmental conditions, although some outerwear is primarily ceremonial in function.