"Corbin Patchwork Tweed Sport Coat" Sz 41R
$750
Body (collar-hem): 38"L
Shoulder blade: 17 1/2"W
Sleeve length: 24 1/2"L
Chest (pit-pit): 21"W
Maker: Corbin
Circa: 1970s
Condition: Pre-owned and in good vintage condition.
Left cuff buttons are missing decorative top piece.
Faint discoloration on lining at right underarm.
No fabric content tag - likely all wool
Country of origin: USA
Details:
Two button closure
Notch lapels
Left breast pocket
Flap hip pockets
Non-functioning three-button cuffs
Single vent
Fully-Bemberg lined
Noy tagged but fits a size 40/41
w/ Mac Hugh Inc store label
NYT article dated: Feb. 5, 1978
If clothing stores were rated like restaurants—on atmosphere, quality and service—MacHugh's would score four stars. Actually, there are five MacHugh shops specializing in men and women's clothes: The original store, which was opened in Ridgewood in 1946; one in Westwood, opened in 1954; two more in Woodstock, Vt., opened in 1963, and the most recent addition, MacHugh's in Murray Hill Square, which opened last May.
“What makes MacHugh's so special is that it has all the things you dream about finding in a single store,” one tong‐term customer said recently. “The surroundings are charming, the service is courteous, the merchandise is topdrawer and the packages are giftwrapped as if you had done them yourself.”
The shops specialize in limited but choice selections of clothing, including three‐piece suits, slacks and sports jackets for men, along with all the apPropriate accoutrements, and the same for women, as well as a fetching array of hostess gowns and robes and a goodly selection of sportswear for both. Gear for boys, where it is available, is suitably hardy and spiced with its share of popular notions, such as rugby shirts, along with Shetland sweaters and navy blue blazers.