Pre-Owned Unisex Brown Herringbone Tweed Jacket

A hard-to-find piece of understated outerwear with the kind of character new clothing cannot fake. This pre-owned unisex jacket is cut in a relaxed, slouchy shape from brown herringbone tweed, with dropped wide raglan sleeves, a rounded collar, and a button-front closure.

Brown ribbed-knit cuffs and a ribbed hem help hold in warmth, while multiple back pipings add structure to the easy silhouette. Slit pockets keep the front clean. Inside, a blue, brown, and white gingham-pattern lining adds visual interest and an extra layer between you and the cold.

~ Details:

• Pre-owned unisex outerwear

• Brown herringbone-weave tweed shell

• Relaxed, slouchy construction

• Dropped shoulder with wide raglan sleeves

• Rounded collar and button-front closure

• Brown ribbed-knit sleeve cuffs and bottom hem

• Multiple back pipings for a structured finish

• Slit pockets

• Blue, brown, and white gingham-pattern lining

• Neck label: “Made in Holland, dry clean only”

~ Materials:

The shell has no fabric-content label. Based on hand feel, it appears to be wool and may be 100% wool, but the fiber content has not been independently verified. The lining feels cotton-like and may be cotton; its content is also unverified. Please purchase based on these descriptions and the photos rather than treating them as certified fiber claims.

~ Approximate modern size:

Estimated men's XL-XXL or women’s 2XL-3xl, with a relaxed oversized fit. Depending on the brand and your preferred ease, it may also suit a modern men’s XL or women’s 2Xl wearer seeking a roomy silhouette. Vintage and contemporary sizing vary, so the measurements below are more reliable than the size estimate.

Measurements are taken by hand. Compare them with a similar jacket you own for the best fit.

~ Condition:

Pre-owned and sold as-is in vintage condition. No stains or damage were noted. The jacket shows signs of use, including some pilling from normal wear over time. Please review all photos carefully. Because this is a one-of-a-kind pre-owned garment, minor variations and age-related character are part of its story.

~ Who it is for:

This jacket is for the man/woman who prefers texture, proportion, and personality over disposable trend pieces. It suits anyone looking for a warm layering piece, a relaxed oversized fit, or an uncommon vintage-inspired jacket with practical cold-weather details.

~ Why you’ll reach for it:

This jacket brings warmth, texture, and shape without looking overworked. The generous cut layers easily over a sweater, the ribbed edges keep the silhouette grounded, and the herringbone pattern works like a neutral with denim, charcoal, cream, olive, and deep navy. It is practical enough for a cold commute and distinctive enough to anchor an outfit.

~ Cold-season styling:

• Layer it over a fine-gauge turtleneck, straight-leg denim, and leather boots.

• Pair the brown tweed with cream corduroy or charcoal trousers for a tonal autumn look.

• Let the gingham lining peek out over a simple knit for a quiet pattern mix.

• Add a wool scarf and a ribbed beanie, keeping the rest of the outfit simple so the jacket’s texture leads.

• Because the fit is roomy, avoid stacking too many bulky layers underneath.

~ A note on its history:

The exact maker, year, and original owner are unknown, but the “Made in Holland” label, herringbone tweed, raglan construction, and gingham lining give the piece a distinctly European workwear-meets-sporting feel. Its appeal is in the details: a practical button front, protective ribbing, a warm-feeling lining, and tailoring touches that keep a loose shape from looking careless. That balance is why this kind of jacket remains timeless, even when you do not see one often.

~ About Thirteen Vintage:

Thirteen Vintage gives pre-owned garments a second life by focusing on wearable pieces with strong materials, memorable construction, and a point of view. Each item is offered as an individual find, with its known details and condition described honestly so it can keep moving through the world.

~ Sustainability note:

This jacket is already made and is being kept in circulation rather than replaced by a newly manufactured garment. A precise carbon, water, or energy savings figure cannot be responsibly calculated here because the original fiber source, manufacturing data, cleaning history, transport, and end-of-life pathway are unknown. The honest calculation is: one pre-owned jacket reused = one garment extended in service; exact CO2e and water savings not verified.

~ Care instructions:

The original label says “dry clean only.” Use a cleaner experienced with wool and vintage garments, and ask for gentle handling. Store it clean, dry, and with enough room for the shape to rest between wears.