1930s mens fashion

Charles Boyer - Photoplay, July 1936 - Category:1936 portrait photographs of men - Wikimedia Commons

After World War I, the fashion trends began to drastically change for both men and women. As men returned from war, the British military commander jacket became popular for everyday use. The trench jacket was long, warm, and typically used for rain and environmental factors. After several decades, women began adopting the trench coat trend with small alterations. Mikayla Newman (2/1/17).

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Cary Grant and Randolph Scott at their Malibu home, 1935.

The men's sweater vest, sleeveless sweater, knitted waistcoat, and sleeveless jumper are some of the names for pullover and button-down style cardigans without sleeves. They were a staple in men's casual and semi-dressy wardrobe beginning in the 1910s, with especially heavy use in the 1930s and 1940s. When dressing in classic menswear or vintage style,

See more than 60 of the most popular styles of vintage 1930s suits - including those double-breasted jackets with wide peak lapels and cushioned shoulders, and high-waisted trousers with wide cuffs.