1930s Dutch Bespoke Wool Morning Coat

Dating to the 1930s, this Dutch bespoke wool coat was individually made by Gravesteijn & Stijkel, a Rotterdam tailoring house located at Vischsteeg 8. Period advertisements described the workshop as working exclusively with fine English fabrics, a tradition reflected in the coat’s dense black wool, precise formal cut and carefully structured construction.

The sweeping front, sharp peaked lapels and sculpted waist preserve the restrained elegance of interwar European tailoring. The original atelier labels remain inside, including the handwritten name of its first owner—a personal trace of its bespoke origin.

Preserved in good antique condition, with age-related surface dust and light marks throughout. There is a small hole on the back near the shoulder and another beside the underarm. Despite these imperfections, the wool remains substantial and the coat retains its original shape and severe formal character.

Please do not expect the garment to be new or in perfect condition; there may be minor defects (used clothing).

SIZE ≈M
The model is ≈178 cm tall and weighs ≈70 kg

Measurements:
• PIT TO PIT – 54 cm / 21.3 in
• SHOULDERS – 48 cm / 18.9 in
• SLEEVE LENGTH FROM SHOULDER – 65 cm / 25.6 in
• LENGTH – 107.5 cm / 42.3 in