Vintage 1960s Raywood & Stein Wool Herringbone Coat — Old Money

Old Money / Quiet Luxury / Academia Aesthetic This coat is a stunning example of mid-century American craftsmanship — made in the USA by Raywood & Stein in the mid-1960s, during a time when tailoring & quality wool were the marks of true style. The Woolmark “Pure New Wool” tag (introduced in 1964) places it right in that golden window of refinement and structure. It’s crafted from a beautifully textured gray herringbone wool, fully lined in rich chocolate-brown satin. The design features a rolled funnel collar, flap pockets, a back half-belt with buttons, and tailored shaping through the waist that creates an elegant, feminine silhouette. Subtle built-in shoulder structure and buttoned cuffs complete the look. In today’s terms, this coat fits perfectly into “quiet luxury” & “old money” aesthetics, structured, & effortlessly elegant. It also resonates strongly with dark academia fashion, giving off classic professor-meets-Parisian sophistication. Style it with a cream turtleneck and trousers for a refined minimalist city look, or layer it over a pleated skirt & boots for that moody, intellectual vibe. Measurements (approx.): Pit to Pit: 21 in Shoulder to Hem: 48 in please check these measurements for best fit model note: for style and fit. see all other photos for the actual coat you will be getting