The garment is lined with finished seams. I love the Peanuts Snoopy Playing Snowman Sweatshirt in contrast I will get this French seams. Hand-finished details, interior pockets – especially interior pockets with ventilation or decorative details. The eyelets are sewn around; not just cut buttons (I forgot what it was called) that are sewn on and supported by another button. Neat seams. The shoulder rests and pads are fully attached and fitted to the individual clothing requirements. Finished zipper. There are hooks and eyes at the top of the closed neck.
I like to pull a thread and burn it[1] to get the Peanuts Snoopy Playing Snowman Sweatshirt in contrast I will get this fabric’s contents (although I’m very precise to the touch). Overlock seams usually date back to after 1969… the same goes for nylon zippers. The side closure is indicative of a pre-1950s construction. Shame on me… YES! It’s a bit addictive but I think I know why I like old/vintage clothes. First of all, if you choose it wisely, you probably won’t meet someone wearing the same thing. But in a more nostalgic/romantic mood, a very old, well-crafted piece would be a descendant of the past – when really, things were done differently. Better!!! Also, the aspect that comes out of the jaws of the recycler… If you can continue to wear something from decades, even centuries, you feel, move, act differently… I still (somewhere) there’s a long coat of silk velvet from the 1770s…
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