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John Lennon’s 1964 suit to be auctioned

Updated on: Mar 30, 2017, 18:13:05 IST
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A photo of John Lennon wearing the suit and COA from Madame Tussauds, where it was displayed. (Nate D Sanders for AFP)
A photo of John Lennon wearing the suit and COA from Madame Tussauds, where it was displayed. (Nate D Sanders for AFP)

A gray woollen suit worn by John Lennon in 1964 while performing with The Beatles will go under the hammer on March 30.

A suit that was custom made for John Lennon is set to go under the hammer this week.

Featuring a gray houndstooth pattern, the woollen suit was worn by the music icon in 1964 while performing with The Beatles. It was designed by the band’s tailor Douglas Millings and features two handwritten labels marked ‘John’ on the breast pocket interior and on the trousers.

The suit will be put up for auction by Nate D. Sanders Auctions today, March 30, with bidding beginning at $50,000.

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