Black Cat Vintage Jackets

When it came to the details, no one paid attention like James Galanos. To wit, this set is lined with the same quality silk many designers use on the exterior of their dresses; the s...

With the sharp shoulders of the 1940s and the impossible wasp-waisted peplum of the 1950s, this gorgeous jacket represents a time when women’s roles were changing from wartime labore...

Want to look pulled together in 10 seconds flat? Here’s your answer. This minimal crop jacket has no collar or closures to distract from the rest of your outfit, while the rich marin...

Purchased in a Guatemalan market in 1971, this magnificent jacket is an artisanal example of folk costume down to its pockets lined in vintage flour sack...

Few things evoke the counterculture like a fringed suede jacket, and this one is a near duplicate of Dennis Hopper’s iconic version in Easy Rider. Fringed along its front and back We...

Seasonless and endlessly pairable, this cropped, lightweight topper is like your favorite denim jacket with a touch more finesse thanks to its neutral color and slick brushed palladi...

Known for his ladylike but chic designs and masterful fabrics, Giorgio Armani makes a ladies jacket that never disappoints. To wit, his take on the timel...

Known for his ladylike but chic designs and masterful fabrics, Giorgio Armani makes a ladies jacket that never disappoints. No exception, this trim colla...

Favored in the mid-century because their volume allowed them to be worn over the full-skirted silhouettes of the time, opera coats still appear on modern runways due to their drama a...

Weighing nearly three pounds, every square inch of this remarkable vest is covered--in some areas up to a half an inch high--in enormous faceted beads, sequins or bugle beads. And th...

Like its cousin the trench coat, the pea coat enjoys military origins but its style and practicality have made it a civilian wardrobe staple. Slimmer in cut than its modern counterpa...

"Black Tie" doesn't necessarily have to mean "black jacket," and if you are the kind of gentleman who wants to stand out from the crowd, opt for the debonair gold standard: the ivory dinner jacket...