Fashion Friday (March 23rd, 2012)

Let's not sugar-coat it. In spite of recent inclement and unpredictable weather, spring is upon us which means coats are going on sale all over town. Here are just a few of the coats we found recently at a fraction of their normal cost in and around Tacoma.

UrbanXchange
1934 Pacific Ave., Tacoma, WA, 98402.
(253) 572-2280
http://urbanxchangetacoma.tumblr.com/

Fur trim grey suede women's coat

Double breasted grey pea-coat

Vintage fur swing coat






Broadway's Best Antiques
742 Broadway St, Tacoma WA
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PH#253.617.3509
http://www.broadwaysbestantiques.com
Vintage motorcycle jackets




Men's vintage brown leather jacket

Assortment of vintage bolero hats




A Touch of Magick
763 Broadway, Tacoma, WA 98402
1 253.272.0744
http://www.ALittleTouchofMagick.com
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Julia, owner of A Little Touch of Magick says, "Both of these coats are available in black or red in sizes small through plus size 28.  These gorgeous jacquard coats are fully lined and accented at the collar and cuffs with black satin. Beautifully tailored, they nip in at the waist and flare at the hips to give you a beautiful hourglass figure. Equally breathtaking worn over jeans and boots and as a coat dress over a full length petticoat. We sell these as fast as we can get them. Approx. length: 50 inches. Cotton/Poly/Spandex."

Finders Keepers Vintage Clothing
(253)224-6208
patricia@finderskeepersvintage.net
http://finderskeepersvintage.net/


Vintage 70s Brown Leather Jacket, Coat, Lined, Great Details, Belted, S/M
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Amazing Asian Brocade Coat Duster Jacket S/M Lined
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  Vintage Dark Green Wool Coat, Lined, Velvet Collar, Pinpoint Fashions, S/M
Click here to view on ebay

XOXO,
Duchess of Downtown Tacoma

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