Lot 172: A Trio of Contemporary British High-Street Outerwear comprising a White Stuff Utility Jacket, a New Look Faux Shearling Jacket, and an East Knit Cardigan
This lot consists of three items of contemporary British high-street outerwear.
The first item is a men’s padded utility jacket by White Stuff. The garment is constructed from an olive green cotton canvas with a brown corduroy trim to the collar and inner placket. It features a cream faux-sheepskin fleece lining and a quilted interior. The design includes two chest pockets with snap-fastened flaps and two lower waist pockets. Closures consist of a full-length central metal zip and a snap-button storm flap. A woven label at the neck reads WHITE STUFF EST 1985 BRITISH CLOTHING, and a secondary red fabric tab is marked FERVENT. The jacket retains its original paper hangtags.
The second item is a ladies’ waist-length jacket featuring a tan faux-suede outer shell and a thick cream faux-shearling lining, collar, and cuffs. The garment is of paneled construction with exposed faux-fur seams and a central metal zip. It bears a woven neck label marked LOOK.
The third item is a ladies’ longline open-front cardigan by East. It is crafted from a textured multi-coloured marl knit in shades of brown, green, and orange. The garment features a shawl-style collar and smooth brown fabric binding along the inner front edges. A woven neck label reads E A S T above a size tag marked 16.
Condition report:
The White Stuff jacket appears to be in very good, potentially unworn condition with original tags attached. The faux shearling jacket is in good condition with minor signs of handling. The East cardigan is in good condition.
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