Hi! Not sure what to list this question under, so I just chose History because it seemed like it’d give me the most relevant answers! Anyway, I recently got this jacket from an antique shop! I was wondering if anybody could identify what type of jacket it is?

Ex; just a normal suit jacket, a sailor jacket, etc. those sorts of jackets!

Details about it are listed in the photo! (I’m unsure on how to post more than one photo, sorry.)

More details not shown are these; It’s a men’s jacket, and it’s a custom made jacket.

Also, it’s from the company
“the house of worsted tex jackets/coats” — basically ‘Worsted Tex.’

You can’t see the buttons in the photo well, but they’re gold buttons with what looks like a bird/dragon perched on a rod (or it could be a tree branch) with gold stars circling the bird/dragon.

Hey there!

I'm not a total expert on jackets, but I can tell you that Worsted Tex is a line of clothing from the 1940's to 70's, making your jacket quite old! My research tells me that Worsted Tex came from a larger manufacturer called Botany 500, which was centralled around the states of Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey. Botany 500 was a pretty famous men's suit and sport coat manufacturer, until it went bankrupt in 1973.

Let me know if you need more help :)

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