A BARRETT & SONS / G BETJEMANN CROCODILE LEATHER DRESSING CASE c. 1879 trousers often featuring pleats to control

often featuring pleats to control the fullness at the waistline while flaring out over hips and upper thighs

beautifully printed on our signature stationery

-Set in sleeves

The shirt is based on an original one dating back to the 1930s for which we have endeavoured to maintain all the original detailing

-Irish woven linen lining

A BARRETT & SONS / G BETJEMANN CROCODILE LEATHER DRESSING CASE c. 1879 trousers often featuring pleats to controlA Barrett & Sons G Betjemann Crocodile leather Dressing Case Circa 1879 A stunning example of a Crocodile leather dressing case, more commonly known as a Gladstone bag, although not stamped with the A Barrett & Sons of Piccadilly, London mark, some of the pieces found within the bag have the A Barrett stamp with the rest of the silver and internal metal mechanisms being made by G Betjemanns & Sons of Pentaville Road, London. From our research it would