Jas, groen met wit gestreept, van dunne, soepele stof, met losse mouw en knopen c. 1740 - 1760

This 18th-century garment, likely dating from c. 1740 - 1760, is a striking example of textile preservation. The jacket, made of a thin, flexible fabric with green and white stripes, is a testament to the craftsmanship of an anonymous artist. Despite its worn and tattered state, the piece still reveals the meticulous tailoring techniques of the period, with its loose sleeves and buttons. It provides a unique glimpse into the everyday clothing worn by individuals in the past.