In the sea “reef node” (from approximately 1870.) the central node had vertical boundaries with falling free ends; He was very popular in the 1890s and competed in this with a sliding knot with two long ends (also called the “derby”), which was worn in everyday life with shirts with a strain collar; He was also adopted by women – with male style blouses. In the 1890s, men and women also wore a narrow and direct tie “Oxford”. Octagon tie, which was worn in the 1860s, and Escot, invented in 1876., They looked like scarves: the first was already tied with a bow of four loops with a tie stuck in a knot and fastened behind the hook; The second, though in appearance, was a tie of a self -made, it could be made magnificent in the center, and then it was called the “inflated escot”.
In 1870-1880. Low waist business card, single -breasted, with floors cut from the middle of the gear, competed with a frock coat. But the latter retained its position, returning to fashion in the 1890s; And by the end of the century, these two frock coats, previously formerly radingote and a free village frock coat, were accepted for official daytime events.
Jacket, or jacket – initially the item of the wardrobe of workers, students, Kucherov, etc. p. (in the XVIII century. Gentlemen put him on when they powder his hair), became in XIX in. part of the costume of a person of noble origin, replacing a frock coat in an unofficial setting. It was worn already in the 1840s, and the 1850s began to grow the popularity of the jacket, his cut Sleuts changed, and he was given personal names.
The fitted jacket of the classical style of the late 1840s was a single-breasted, with short floors and rounded shelves, had pockets with valves on the hips and a rubble pocket on the left shelf. A jacket without such a pocket was called “Albert”. In the 1860s, the fitted jacket of the classic style became part of a jacket suit consisting of trousers, a vest and a jacket, sewn from one fabric. Such a suit was acceptable for the appearance in an unofficial setting. Appearing in 1858. The “Twidside” jacket was spacious, single -breasted, it reached the middle of the thigh and had rubble or overhead pockets, a small collar, often with short lapels, and a high fastener; only one button was often used. The model of a jacket to the knee played the role of a coat.