Coat

Should Overcoat Be Fitted Or Loose?

A good rule of thumb is mid-thigh to just above your knee is where your Overcoat should hit. If it needs to be longer because it’s too cold, then it’s time to throw aesthetics/fashion out to the window and go full Constanza Gore-Tex. Should an overcoat be loose? It shouldn’t be too loose around your […]

What Coats Every Man Should Own?

Bomber Jacket. A bomber jacket is a short and durable jacket featuring a fitted or elastic waist and cuffs. Biker Jacket. You don’t need a motorcycle to rock an awesome biker jacket. Trucker Jacket. Denim Jacket. Track Jacket. Blouson Jacket. Hooded Jacket. Overcoat. What coats should a man have? Table of Contents Bomber Jackets. Alpha […]

How Do Men Wear Long Black Coats?

A classic and casual pairing of a black coat and black chinos is appropriate in plenty of situations. Black leather derby shoes are guaranteed to bring a dash of elegance to your outfit. Dress in a black coat and khaki dress pants if you’re going for a proper, fashionable ensemble. How do you rock a […]

Where Should An Overcoat End?

How Long should an overcoat be? No matter what climate you live in, it should end somewhere above your knee – never longer. A good rule of thumb is mid-thigh to just above your knee is where your Overcoat should hit. How long should my overcoat sleeves be? We recommend you have your overcoat finish […]

What Is A Classic Coat?

Classic Coat™ Classic Coat is a line of OEM matched aerosols for renewing or restoring leather and vinyl. Tech Data Sheet. OEM recommended. Excellent for vinyl and leather. Superior adhesion, flexibility and hiding. Are puffer coats classic? While certain coat trends come and go, there’s no denying that the puffer coat is a classic jacket […]

What Is A Coat Called In England?

American British parka anorak sneakers trainers tuxedo dinner jacket/suit windbreaker windcheater What do Brits call coats? In the U.K., an anorak actually has two meanings: 1. a hooded jacket. 2. What is a British coat? A British Warm is typically a heavy, double-breasted wool coat made from a 100% wool cloth known as Melton. It […]

Why Is It Called A Greatcoat?

greatcoat (n.) “large, heavy overcoat,” 1660s, from great (adj.) + coat (n.). What is the difference between and overcoat and a greatcoat? An OVERCOAT is a long, sleeved garment worn on top of something else. A TOPCOAT is a lightweight overcoat such as a trench coat. A GREATCOAT is a heavy, bulky overcoat. A BODY […]

What Coats Did They Wear In The 50S?

50s coats come in the swing coat, swagger coat, cape coat, trench coat, long coat, half topper, raincoat and suit coats. Tweed, wool, velvet, velour, camelhair and real or fake fur were the most popular fabrics. What Jackets did they wear in the 50s? Double-breasted jackets were around in the ’50s, but single-breasted ones were […]

What Were 18Th Century Coats Called?

The men’s redingote was an eighteenth-century or early-nineteenth-century long coat or greatcoat, derived from the country garment (i.e. derived from “riding coat”) with a wide, flat collar called a frock. In French and several other languages, redingote is the usual term for a fitted frock coat. What was a sack coat? Definition of sack coat […]