1920s suit

Step back in time with our comprehensive guide to 1920s fashion for men. Discover the iconic styles and trends of the roaring twenties era.

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1920s men's fashion was the start of menswear as we know it today. It was a time of classic sophistication with a level of fun that had gone by the wayside in favor of more and more casual modern clothing. Colors in 1920s men's clothes were mostly neutral with patterns, but the accessories popped with

Like the 1920s era itself, men’s fashion history of the Jazz Age was driven by youth. Young men returned from the Great War and left the strict dress codes and customs of the Victorian Era. They took advantage of the newly implemented work-free weekend to relax on the golf course, at the riding stables, or

Popular with the rebellious city youth of the 1940s, the over-sized men's zoot suit is the preferred outfit for swing dancers today. It's also popular for creating a 1940s gangster look. The Zoot Suit had baggy pants, a long and oversized suit jacket, wide short ties, and sometimes a wide fedora hat. Loud colors like

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Even though World War I had ended, men's and women's 1920s overcoats and jackets continued to be styled after British military coats. Long knee length wool 1920s men's coats with wide lapels, broad shoulders and a tightly fitted waist emphasized the thin and muscular physique. Men's coats hung down to below the knee. They came