»Dandy« Men's Vest

The Edwardian period - named after King Edward VII - refers to the time from the death of Queen Victoria to the outbreak of the First World War in 1914. It is referred to as a golden age of civic security or the »long Edwardian garden party«. The »Dandy« vest is inspired by this period. Calf-length coats, single-breasted tweed jackets and three-piece suits worn open to expose a vest were style-defining during this period. Made of high-quality, supple goat suede and robust tweed fabric in the back, the striking »Dandy« vest proves to be an elegant all-rounder for stylish looks. Two flap pockets, a piped breast pocket, finely accentuated decorative seams and the 6-button placket successfully round off the design. The back can be individually adjusted in width with a belt made of colour-coordinated goat suede. The vest is lined with a blue/white striped cotton lining. You can wear the tweed vest buttoned up like the »Edwardians« or classically, with the lapels folded down and only two or three of the front waist buttons closed.