This is a rare caramel-colored sheared sheepskin jacket (mouton) from the 1940s. It has exaggerated shoulders and very full sleeves, on seam pockets, and it closes with three hidden hooks. The jacket is lined in maroon fabric. Although the pelts are still quite pliable, they do appear to be dry, but for a fur coat that's close to eighty years old, there's still plenty of wear remaining. No size label is present, so we are estimating it to be a size Medium, maybe Large if the chest is big enough for you. Please refer to the measurements below for guidance regarding size. Measurements were taken on the inside of the jacket where possible for greater accuracy.

MEASUREMENTS

- Functional shoulder width is 17" (19" including shoulder pleat)

- Chest is 38"

- Hips are 46"

- Sleeve length is 23"

- Length is 32" down center back.

CONDITION

Good condition with minor flaws. Pelts are dry but still flexible; fur is not shedding. Lining is faded around the edges with a tear under right arm. Enlarge photos for more information.