Late 1960s Mod Men's 3pc Suit

Late 60s -No Label- Mens three piece mod suit with black woven in striped wool jacket with medium width peaked lapels, one button, inset pockets, fitted silhouette, center vent, and full red satin lining, matching vest with pointed bottom, button front, two inset pockets, and full red satin back and lining, and matching flat front pants with straight legs, plain cuffless hems, top entry front pockets, back inset pockets, lined pants legs, and suspender buttons, custom tailored. There are 3 inches of fabric inside of the pants cuff, so they could be let down at least 2.5 inches for an overall inseam closer to 34 inches. Jacket chest: Pit to pit = 25.5 inches This would be snug on a 50 chest as the measurement is only allowing for 1 inch of ease. I’ve adjusted the chest size to fitting a 49" chest. Jacket shoulder: 19.5 inches (measured seam to seam across the back) Jacket Sleeve (33 inches): Arm (shoulder to cuff) = 25.5 inches Lapel to shoulder = 7.5 inches Jacket length (outside edge of shoulder to hem) = 30 inches Vest: Pit to pit = 24.5 inches Neck to tip = 29 inches Shoulder (outside edge) to hem = 25 inches Arm hole depth (shoulder to bottom of arm hole) = 10.5 inches Pants: Waist = 22 inches (measured taut, not stretched) Rise = 15.25 inches (waistband to crotch seam) Inseam (crotch seam to hem) = 31.5 inches There is 3 inches of fabric inside the cuff, so the pants could be let down at least 2.5 inches. The rise on the pants is typical for an early 60s suit.