1970s Daniel Hector Paris Edwardian Style Irish Tweed Overcoat w/ Fur Collar

An Iconic Edwardian inspired highly detailed & expertly tailored warm winter wool tweed coat w/ real mouton fur collar by Daniel Hector Paris for Jeune Couture a division of Kinetic International Beauutiful Donegal tweed fabric of the highest quality expertly handled with many delightful difficult to make & impressive features: the pleated skirt, belt across the back, amazing looking giant functional pockets, dense & cosy mouton collar which is real sheep fur that has been dyed dark rich brown to compliment the tweed, rich brown satin lining. # sizes of buttons w/ extras sewn near inside hemline. Designer’s label is sewn into back neckline & a size tag says 13/14 which is vintage sizing. This is much smaller than a modern size 14 so be sure to go by measurements. I'm a size 4/6 in modern sizing & it fits me - so I think is a comparable a contemporary size 6: Measurements: Shoulders: 16.5” Bust 18” flat x 2 = 36” Waist: 17” flat x 2 = 34” Hips: 20” flat x 2 = 40” measured just under the pocket flaps Below this pleases are released & skirt is full sloping outward to the hemline Sleeves: Underarm to cuff is 15” Sleeve measured from sleeve inset at shoulder seam along top of sleeve to cuff is 23” Total Length of coat is 46.5” measured from nape of neck to hem. Daniel Hector designed gorgeous women’s clothing in the 60’s & 70’s that was often featured in Paris Vogue layouts. He is credited in France for inventing ready-to-wear.