1950s David Crystal suit Small w/alteration potential

Classic Scottish wool tweed suit by David Crystal.
The David Crystal company began in the 1930s and was known for their high quality sportswear. By the 1940s they were creating "Town Clothes" as well and fine tweeds were a favorite.
I believe this vintage suit is from the 1950s. The jacket has a loose cut with notched lapel, welt pockets and narrow cuffs on the sleeves. It has three hand bound buttonholes and large brown plastic buttons. The material is a brown and ivory Scottish wool tweed. The tailoring is done with a light touch so it is comfortable and practical. Interestingly the jacket is lined with a lightweight wool jersey which is brilliant because it lends body to the garment, but is not restrictive. The straight skirt is half lined with silk crepe and has a kick pleat in back.
The skirt is smallish in comparison to the jacket. This was common at the time. Jackets had a boxy look but skirts were often very fitted. If you like there is room in the skirt to let it out 1-2 sizes. The pieces have the following measurements.

Bust 39''
Waist of skirt 26''
Waist of jacket unstructured
Hips up to 38"
Skirt length 25 1/2"
Sleeve length 24"
Shoulders 15 1/2"

Excellent Condition