Vintage 60s 70s Tony Kent Red Basketweave Blazer Deadstock Contrast Stitch XS S For Sale

Deadstock late-1960s/early-1970s Tony Kent blazer in deep blood red—the sweet spot between Wes Anderson cinema + classic youth sportswear.

Originally labeled “Clothes for Young Men,” its compact cut translates brilliantly to womenswear. Substantial basketweave, white saddle stitching + pearly buttons define it; inside, an abstract red-on-white lining.

Style with a vintage tee, cuffed denim + boots—or a colored knit, wide trousers, red socks + loafers.

DETAILS
2-button single-breasted front
Layered patch/flap hip pockets + welt chest pocket
2-button cuffs + double back vents

SIZE + FIT
Best for women’s XS–S: relaxed on XS; tailored on S.
P2P 18” | Shoulder 18” | Waist 17” | Sleeve 23” | Length 28”

CONDITION
Deadstock, unworn + pristine with no observed flaws.

YOU’LL LOVE THIS IF YOU SHOP
Cinematic vintage, mod tailoring, retro sportswear + playful maximalism.


PLEASE NOTE
Styled photos show outfit inspiration; product photos show the exact blazer. Personally sourced + inspected, with all observed flaws noted. Review photos + measurements; fit is not guaranteed and color may vary by screen. Priced for deadstock condition, rarity + design. No returns accepted for fit or change of mind—please ask questions before purchase. Ships fast + with care.

Deadstock vintage Tony Kent red blazer from the late 1960s to early 1970s with textured basketweave fabric, white contrast saddle stitching, pearly buttons and abstract painterly lining. Rare compact youth-tailoring jacket styled for women’s XS–S. Two-button single-breasted front, layered patch and flap pockets, welt chest pocket, double back vents and button cuffs. Blood red mod jacket, retro sportswear blazer, cinematic Wes Anderson style, statement fall tailoring.