"Burberrys" 90’s Herringbone tweed wool suit set

Name-tagged, with sweat stains and crotch stains.

Based on the dignity of British trench coats, which symbolize British style, and infused with quiet authority and practicality into everyday wear, we introduce a superb piece from Burberrys’ that embodies the most refined British elegance.

The 100% wool herringbone tweed-like fabric creates shadows through intersecting threads up close and depth as a surface from afar, and this piece maintains an elegant presence with a depth that is difficult to achieve with single colors.

The jacket is a three-button single-breasted style, with a construction that falls naturally from the shoulder line to the body, maintaining a classic form while avoiding an overly old appearance, and the moderately angled notch lapel tightens the face area while allowing air into the V-zone, enhancing the freedom of inner wear.

Furthermore, the front pockets are flap-style, naturally guiding the gaze to the waist, which stabilizes the overall balance, and combined with the tweed texture, the details are not only practical but also serve as a design element, making them attractive.

Multiple buttons are neatly aligned at the cuffs, presenting a tidy appearance as they gather around the hands, and they also elegantly enhance the gestures of the arms, embodying the British tailoring aesthetic that refines the behavior of the wearer.

The inside features polyester lining on the torso and cupro lining on the sleeves, designed to ensure smoothness when worn and comfortable sleeve passage, making it less stressful even when layered in autumn and winter, and equipped with the capability to support long outings and frequent travel.

The trousers underneath have a line that is relaxed around the waist and falls smoothly towards the hem, creating a sense of unity as a setup, and even when worn alone, they easily enhance the appearance of the legs, making them highly valuable for wardrobe operation.

And, as evidence that this item can be judged as from the 1990s range, in addition to the main label being marked Burberrys’, the inner tag confirms the old Sanyo Shokai business code C-TK83, and it also features the old JIS format laundry label, making it difficult to align with specifications from the 2000s onward, thus sufficiently ensuring the reliability of the estimated era.

As indicated by the Japanese standard notation 90-78-165A4 at the time, it is designed not just to be large but based on a comfortable fit that conforms to the body, so while there is a desire to wear classic styles, it is a remarkable piece that resonates as a practical choice for those who have given up due to size mismatches.

As a styling, the subtle shading of patterns is quietly accentuated by neatly pairing high-quality shirts or lightweight knits, and if you keep the neckline minimal with a high-neck top, a mode-inspired atmosphere naturally emerges. Furthermore, layering with a long coat creates depth, bringing out a British sense of weightiness, making it a superb setup that can be connected to a poised presence regardless of gender. Please take this opportunity.