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century tended to be single-
breasted. Ever since, single-
breasted has been the norm for suit jackets, but
double-
breasted suit
jackets were po****r from...
-
towards the shoulders.
Double-
breasted jackets usually have
peaked lapels,
although peaked lapels may be
found on
single breasted jackets as well. The ability...
-
double-
breasted suits, a
conservative design with two
columns of buttons,
spanned by a
large overlap of the left and
right sides; and single-
breasted...
-
single and
double-
breasted c****ocks. For many this is to
indicate tradition (single-
breasted in the Anglo-Catholic
tradition and
double-
breasted in the evangelical...
- more formal, and
nearly always used on
double-
breasted jackets, but also
frequently appears on
single breasted ones. The
shawl lapel is
usually carried...
- single-
breasted garment is a coat, jacket, vest, or
similar item
having one
column of
buttons and a
narrow overlap of fabric. In contrast, a
double-
breasted...
-
would often wear
double-
breasted waistcoats (with four
buttons on each side) with single-
breasted coats.
Lapels on single-
breasted suits were fashionably...
- came to
embody the most
formal wear for daytime.
Especially so when
double-
breasted with
peaked lapels, a
style sometimes called a
Prince Albert after...
- ****ociated with the
lifestyle of
wealthy elites. A "nautical blazer" is a
double-
breasted navy blue
jacket with naval-style
metal buttons (gold, or sometimes...
-
black double-
breasted coat, 1813.
American artist Samuel Lovett Waldo wears a
frilled shirt with a
knotted white cravat. Lord
Grantham wears a
double-breasted...
