Coats for the fall/winter season.
Lots of options to choose from.
Here's a quick rundown of what to consider...
Lots of options to choose from.
Here's a quick rundown of what to consider...
1 - Top Coat
This a great versatile option that can be easily dressed up (e.g. worn over a suit) or worn casually.
This a great versatile option that can be easily dressed up (e.g. worn over a suit) or worn casually.
You can also incorporate different patterns and colors: (e.g. camel, bold check, houndstooth etc.).
You can even play around with different styles (double vs single breast - notch lapel vs peak lapel etc.).
This is why I prefer top coats - tons of variety.
You can even play around with different styles (double vs single breast - notch lapel vs peak lapel etc.).
This is why I prefer top coats - tons of variety.
2 - Pea Coat
This is another classic option that gives you a lot of versatility in terms of how it can be styled.
This is another classic option that gives you a lot of versatility in terms of how it can be styled.
One thing I like about pea coats is that you can dial in the fit based on LENGTH.
So if you're a shorter guy you can grab an option that hits you just past the waist vs something like a bridge coat that extends past the knees.
So if you're a shorter guy you can grab an option that hits you just past the waist vs something like a bridge coat that extends past the knees.
3 - Duffel Coat
You don't see these often but duffel coats have been around since the mid to late 19th century.
These usually come with a hood and have the characteristic toggle fastening.
Good option if you want something different.
You don't see these often but duffel coats have been around since the mid to late 19th century.
These usually come with a hood and have the characteristic toggle fastening.
Good option if you want something different.
4 - Parka
Can't forget about the parka.
Parkas are great if you need to deal with some serious winter weather. They are lightweight but will keep you plenty warm.
Bonus points if you go with the classic fish tail parka - popularized by the Koren War in the 1950s.
Can't forget about the parka.
Parkas are great if you need to deal with some serious winter weather. They are lightweight but will keep you plenty warm.
Bonus points if you go with the classic fish tail parka - popularized by the Koren War in the 1950s.
5 - Car Coat
And then there is the Car Coat.
It looks like a top coat but the difference being it doesn't have the broad lapels and buttons up all the way to the neck.
These are slightly less dressed looking but you can still pair them over a suit jacket.
And then there is the Car Coat.
It looks like a top coat but the difference being it doesn't have the broad lapels and buttons up all the way to the neck.
These are slightly less dressed looking but you can still pair them over a suit jacket.
Most guys need a good winter coat and you really can't go wrong with one of the above options.
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