First Look Fall 2021: Vests

Woman Around Town
/ July 24, 2021
/ Shopping

Seen on runways (yes, they’re back) and in Trend Reports, vests will be omnipresent this autumn.

Tweedy

Left Top & Bottom: Brook Taverner Nashville Waistcoat: A five button, single breasted waistcoat with a teflon finish and notch lapel.. Also features two welt pockets and a cloth back with vent detail and adjuster.40% Polyester, 40% Wool, 20% Mixed Fibers. $85.81

Center: Wool Tweed Gilet Made In Ireland: Tailored. Length is just below the hip. Pockets on both sides are hidden but functional. Buttonless. Green herringbone. $139.99

Right: Lady Mary Waistcoat (Glencoe Tweed) by GreatScot Scotland: Handmade. Fitted bodice seamlessly tailored to luxurious peplum giving a regimental yet feminine silhouette. The bust is advantaged by a Victorian era doublet-style structure. Choose from a selection of fine Scottish, Irish, or British Tweeds $469.25

Sporty clockwise

Outerwear Reversible Puffer Snap Vest by Silverts: Hidden magnetic front closure. ? Two hand slip pockets at sides. Spread collar neckline. Shell: 55% polyester, 45% nylon. Machine wash, hang dry. $74.50

Women’s Stockard Vest: Button front. Hip Pockets . Extended Length for Warmth. Taffeta Lined. Machine Washable wool blend. Sale $48.00

Women’s Hiking Vest: / Thermal Multi-Pockets. Full snap button closure/Stand collar with windproof hood/Four front deep pockets for storage/Drawstring adjustable waist. 2 colors. Sale $29.15

Burton Minxy Fleece Vest: 100% polyester DRYRIDE THERMEX fleece. Hip length. Hood & Side pockets. Sale $41.22

Sweater Vests clockwise

Wool Cashmere Plain Sweater Vest: thicker than worsted cashmere and able to maintain your body temperature, making it perfect for autumn and winter. Rose, green, black, brown or lime. $190.00

100% Wool Sweater Vest with side ties V-neck. White, Black, Beige, Bronze, Sky blue, Grey, Red. $150.00

V-Neck Sweater Vest: Also black. 35% Cashmere , 65% Australian merino wool . V neck . Sleeveless. $190.00

Topshop Knit Sleeveless Sweater Vest: V-neck, ribbed trims, relaxed fit. Acrylic/ polyester. Sale $46.90

Not Shown: Light beige. Autumn Cashmere Vest: Ribbed cashmere. Split sides. Slips on. Slim fit. Midweight. Front length is 30″ and the back length is 31.5″. $75.00

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