Double Breasted Collection
"Double Breasted: A Timeless Style Statement" From the brave Sub-Officer Joseph Moore of the Vauxhall Fire Brigade, who fearlessly entered the premises above
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"Double Breasted: A Timeless Style Statement" From the brave Sub-Officer Joseph Moore of the Vauxhall Fire Brigade, who fearlessly entered the premises above, to the valiant sailors aboard H. M. S. Prince of Wales in 1941, this classic style has stood the test of time. Even American sports executive Walter O'Malley knew that a double-breasted suit exuded power and authority as he posed for a photograph in September 1955. In moments that shaped history, such as President Franklin D. Roosevelt signing the Social Security Act in 1935, distinguished gentlemen like Robert F. Wagner and David J. Lewis flanked him wearing dark suits with double-breasted jackets. Not limited to human fashion alone, even nature showcases its own version of "double breasted" with the magnificent Double-Crested Cormorant spreading its wings along North America's coasts and inland waters. Fashion advertisements have long recognized the allure of this style; Austin Reed proudly displayed their exquisite double-breasted garments for discerning customers seeking elegance and sophistication. Stepping back in time, we find military jackets from British forces circa 1862 designed with precision by C. Webb - a testament to both functionality and sartorial excellence. The world-renowned male impersonator Vesta Tilley captivated audiences throughout her career spanning from 1864 to 1952 while donning impeccable double-breasted attire that added an extra layer of charm to her performances. Catherine Fowler's waistcoat from around 1937 exemplifies how women embraced this traditionally masculine style element while adding their unique touch to it - breaking barriers effortlessly. Historical figures like Admiral R. W. Shufeldt between 1865 and 1880 or Colonel E. G. Marshall during his service between1855 and1865 understood that a well-tailored double-breasted coat conveyed authority on any occasion they encountered.