Monty Lee's Vintage Emporium

This fab pair of ladies lace up pumps are the perfect blend of club wear and casual wear. Black suede with leather details and a crepe sole, they are fantastic.

Recommended at a size 5, please check below:

Length of sole - 10.25”
Width at widest point - 3.125”

Priced at £28 plus post

You lot know how much I love a late 50’s / early 60’s camp collar leisure shirt and boy is this a lovely one. There is no label in it but I assume British made in a lovely thick oxford cotton. Well worth buying for dreaming of sunny days at home or abroad!

It’s in lovely condition with no noticeable blemishes.

I recommend this for up to a 42” chest.

Measurements as follows:

Pit to pit - 23.5”
Shoulder to shoulder - 16.5”
Collar to hem - 27.5”

Priced at £38 plus post

This time something from Canada! This great Beagle collar is something to psych out about and is made by that firm from ancient civilisation - Fruit of the Loom. The collar and the cloth really are superb on this one!

In a very nice condition but some small signs of wear, we’d recommend this for up to a 42” chest and a 15.5” collar.

Measurements as follows:

Collar - 15.5”
Pit to pit - 23”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18.75”
Shoulder to cuff - 24”
Collar to hem - 32.5”

Priced at £42 plus post

Another great original 60’s button down shirt from the USA, this is a Sears “Tapered and Tails” number and it is stunning.
Featuring all the details you’d like such as back collar button and a locker loop, it’s also a decent size!

It’s stated as a 16 - 16.5” collar and we’d recommend this for up to a 42” chest.

Measurements as follows:

Collar - 16.5”
Pit to pit - 23”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18.5”
Shoulder to cuff - 25”
Collar to hem - 33”

Priced at £40 plus post

Be quick - this one will not hang around long! Fabulous Stateside Wool mock polo neck / V Neck combination that is oh so up everybody’s street! Something that the top chaps such as a Four Tops era Levi Stubbs would wear. So very cool! This one is made by “Sportswear” and we assume is rebranded Italian stuff.

In fabulous condition with no noticeable imperfections, we believe dead-stock.

We recommend this for a size 38-40” chest and it is stated as a medium.

Measurements as follows:

Pit to pit - 21”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18”
Shoulder to cuff (not rolled up) - 25”
Collar to hem - 28”

Priced at £84 plus post

Very much an early 60’s style jacket, this fabulous two button Tweed Hardy Amies for Hepworths number represents the best details that we love of that period. Featuring covered buttons, one piece box back, jetted pockets and oh so narrow lapels, turn out for winter in only the best!

In fabulous condition with no noticeable imperfections.

We recommend this for a size 40” chest.
Measurements as follows:

Pit to pit - 21.5”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18”
Shoulder to cuff - 24.5”
Collar to hem - 30.5”

Priced at £52 plus post

The coolest pair of 60’s ladies boots we’ve found for… Well, forever!

Fur lined, purple suede and near enough deadstock… Perhaps worn once or twice inside… If that? We can well imagine a young Chrissie Shrimpton strolling the Kings Road in search of a Rolling Stone to date…

As mentioned, pretty much perfect condition apart from one tiny spot on the left shoe that is hardly anything.

We put these at a size 4 or 5… They measure the following:

Length of sole - 9.5”
Width at widest point - 3.125”

Priced at £74 plus post

Madam Mod Market

Another great overcoat from my personal collection (apparently 40 is too many… Disgusting I know!)

This time a great Blue Herringbone fly front number by Hepworths. Absolutely perfect over a suit as it’s straight right down to the bottom giving you “that v shape” which is oh so attractive.

I recommend this for up to a 40” chest if you want it over a suit. Measurements below:

Pit to pit - 23”
Shoulder to shoulder - 19”
Shoulder to cuff - 25”
Length nape to hem - 41.5”

Priced at £75 plus post

Absolute statement Psychedelic piece here. A British made late 60’s Kaftan shirt made by Beverley under their “Boyola” range.

I can’t really think where to start with this. It is pretty much the best Psych thing I’ve ever come across. I found it in Liverpool where it must have belonged to a member of a beat band as it’s too far out for conventional types. It has a fantastic double button Nehru collar, flared sleeves and a huge rear vent. It’s very, very unusual. What’s best is it’s near enough deadstock. Apart from its missing one of its buttons from the front. I’ll try to find a replacement in my stash over the next few days!

Stated as a 15” collar I’ll recommend this for up to a 38” chest for the full effect. Measurements below:

Collar - 15”
Pit to pit - 22”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18”
Shoulder to cuff - 22”
Length nape to hem - 32”

Priced at £125 plus post

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Really big boys who need proper shirts - here you go. The Button Down shirt is as American as Milkshakes and Diners - this fabulous Towncraft number will suit any Ivy League lover, mod or skinhead type… And it is big!

Labelled as an XL (17” to 17.5” collar) this will suit up to a 50” chest comfortably. Measurements below:

Collar - 17.5”
Pit to pit - 27”
Shoulder to shoulder - 20.5”
Shoulder to cuff - 24”
Length nape to hem - 32.75”

Priced at £54 plus post

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Love Billy Fury? Want to look like Billy Fury? Step up!

This great late 50’s / early 60’s camp collar leisure shirt by Lloyd is just right - candy stripe snakeskin effect? Well cool!

In fab condition and ready to rock (and roll!)

I’d suggest for a size 40” chest - please see below:

Pit to pit - 22”
Shoulder to shoulder - 17.5”
Length nape to hem - 28”

Priced at £68 plus post

Okay, I admit. This is the best 60’s car coat I think I’ve ever found. This was bought for me by me. It doesn’t fit, so it’s unfortunately going.

It’s made by Burton and is Wool and Cashmere and is the coolest houndstooth check I’ve seen with goes perfectly with the Grey Faux Fur shawl collar and straight pockets with flaps.

I’d suggest for a size 38” chest - please see below:

Pit to pit - 22-23”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18.5”
Shoulder to cuff - 23.25”
Length nape to hem - 34”

Priced at £74 plus post

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1960s sunbeam courtelle top
18.5” pit to pit
£10 + postage
(It has a few tiny marks which are pictured. Note this hasn’t been washed yet so may come out)

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The mod standard if you like - I’ve had this St Michael long sleeved polo for years and years. It’s a “Ban-lon” or Crimpelene jobby.

It is in fabulous condition and ready to go.

Labelled as a size 38” chest - please see below:

Pit to pit - 21”
Shoulder to shoulder - 15”
Shoulder to cuff - 25.5” (rolled back is 24”)
Length nape to hem - 26”

Priced at £28 plus post

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60s psychedelic dress
A few teeny marks on the chest (pictured)
18.5” pit to pit
35” nape to hem
£15 + postage

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Wow! I always get excited to see dead-stock. This 1960s french check dress is in fantastic condition. It even has a tiny pocket (see plastic flower).

18.5” pit to pit
34” nape to hem
£30 + postage

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Since it’s starting to get colder - you ought to start considering a car coat for those days out in your lovely sports car! Here is an example of a great double breasted one by Knowsley…

It is in fabulous condition and ready to go.

I recommend this for a 38 - 40” chest - please see below:

Pit to pit - 23”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18.25”
Shoulder to cuff - 26”
Length nape to hem - 33”

Priced at £58 plus post

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1960s flower keynote dress
36” chest
32” length
£20 + postage

1960s floral key note top
17” pit to pit with plenty of stretch
£10 + postage

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Red 1960s turtleneck
20” pit to pit
£10 + postage.

Wow! Photos really don’t do this piece justice. Hand made 1960s crochet tunic (or dress depending on how brave you’re feeling!). The true colour of this dress is bright turquoise.

17” pit to pit
27” nape to hem
£25 + postage

Get the London Look!
Elmoor Casuals of London 1960s wool skirt.

The buttons on this are slightly off colour but due to the mottled nature of the fabric it’s barely noticeable. Oh and it has pockets!

11.5 “ across waistband (about a 23” waist)
£15 + postage

A knit for champions!
1960s/70s peach knit. Again perfect for any vintage autumnal outfit.

17” pit to pit with plenty of stretch.
£10 + postage

Soft 1960s lambs wool knit.
19” pit to pit
£12 + postage

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A staple for any 1960s winter outfit! 1960s purple St Michael acrylic cardigan.

19” pit to pit
£12.50 + postage

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Now for some women’s pieces!
Fab 1960s gold sequin waistcoat. Imagine strutting your stuff down the Kings Road in this! Perfect over a beagle collar shirt or a turtleneck.

Size 8 - 10
£15 + postage.

I am really annoyed about this one because I bought it recently for me and it doesn’t quite work on me. It is beautiful! It’s a lovely early - mid 60’s three piece suit designed by Hardy Amies for Hepworths. Boy is it gorgeous! All wool and the cloth is fantastic in Burgundy with Black over check.

Style wise the waistcoat is a great straight bottom styled one as per all good 60’s suits - the jacket features a 2 button opening with a ticket pocket and is ventless with a box back. The lapel is narrow and the notch is bang on. The trousers have a single pleat and metal zipped waist adjusters (sign of great quality!)

There is only one small imperfection and this is a hole has been sewn up on the left sleeve.

I recommend this for a 40” chest and 32” waist - please see below measurements:

Waistcoat:

Pit to pit - 20.5”

Jacket:

Pit to pit - 22”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18.25”
Shoulder to cuff - 26”
Length nape to hem - 30”

Trousers:

Waist laid flat - 16” (nothing to take out)
Rise - 13”
Inside leg - 28.5” (1” to take down)
Hem width - 8.25”

Priced at £110 plus post

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Another very nice continental styled cardigan from my personal collection - this time from Sumerland in fabulous wool!

This is in fantastic shape and well worth considering as something that can be worn casually or dressed up!

I recommend this for a 40” ish chest but please decide yourself:

Pit to pit - 22”
Shoulder to shoulder - 19”
Shoulder to cuff - 22.75”
Length nape to hem - 25”

Priced at £38 plus postage.

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Another very nice continental styled cardigan from my personal collection - this time by Bar-Win in “Enkalon” fabric.

This is in fantastic shape and well worth considering as something that can be worn casually or dressed up!

I recommend this for a 44” ish chest but please decide yourself:

Pit to pit - 23.5”
Shoulder to shoulder - 19.5”
Shoulder to cuff - 26.25”
Length nape to hem - 30.5”

Priced at £38 plus post

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Another very nice continental styled cardigan from my personal collection - this time by Wolsey in “Enkaton” fabric. This one is a bit special as it is double breasted! I’ve not seen very many like this.

This is in fantastic shape apart from two small nicks that are hardly noticeable on the left shoulder and well worth considering as something that can be worn casually or dressed up!

I recommend this for a 40” ish chest but please decide yourself:

Pit to pit - 22”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18.5”
Shoulder to cuff - 24”
Length nape to hem - 29”

Priced at £45 plus post

A great original 60’s continental style cardigan in Courtelle from my personal collection made by Consort!

This is in fantastic shape and well worth considering as something that can be worn casually or dressed up!

I recommend this for a 42” ish chest but please decide yourself:

Pit to pit - 23”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18”
Shoulder to cuff - 27.25”
Length nape to hem - 27.5”

Priced at £35 plus post

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This fantastic original 60’s Covert Coat by John Collier (otherwise known as a Crombie due to the cloth used for many of these) is part of my personal collection that I have decided to thin out purely as I’ve just not worn many of the bits I have! This is one of the nicest ones I’ve ever seen and I can well imagine it being owned by someone with a hell of a lot of money in the 60’s… And weirdly they must of been very proud of it as it’s virtually unworn!

It features all of the right details including Velvet Collar, Fly Front and straight cut pockets with flaps and the cloth is to die for!

I recommend this for a 40-42” chest as it’s meant to go over a suit but you be the judge!

Measurements below:

Pit to pit - 23”
Shoulder to shoulder - 18.5”
Shoulder to cuff - 26.5”
Length nape to hem - 42.25”

Priced at £95 plus post

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First up tonight - let’s go Psychedelic with this Fab Four style highwayman collared Regency style piece of fantastic! Do you have offices in Savile Row and a gig on the roof? This original John Collier whistle is for you.

The jacket is cut superbly with that fantastic highwayman collar and the original pearloid buttons set off that relatively heavy wool very well. The trousers have elasticated waist adjusters that kick out on a slight flare all the way down.

It’s in overall good condition apart from one small hole on the jacket sleeve (which is barely noticeable) and a small hole in the front of the trouser - I’m sure this could be easily sewn up by a seamstress but one may choose to have this invisibly mended.

I recommend this for a 36” chest chap with a 30” waist. Please see the measurements below:

Jacket:

Pit to pit - 19”
Shoulder to shoulder - 16.5”
Shoulder to cuff - 24.25”
Length nape to hem - 31”

Trousers:

Waist laid flat - 15” (+1.5” to take out)
Rise - 12.5”
Inside leg - 30”
Hem width - 9”

Priced at £85 plus post

Gentlemen, Ladies… It’s been a while! So tonight we have a rather large drop for you. Roger would be proud!