New winter coat/winter coats general

[Anonymous No.13737989]

Copped a thick black duffle coat from Spier & Mackay (pic very related) and I'm not sure what to wear it with, specifically footwear

I have meme shoes like CDB, grey adidas campus, surplus GATs. I was thinking chelseas but not sure on the colour, I don't own any black clothes except the coat so black might be too bold for me and I already have brown CDBs. Maybe tan or grey suede?

>Also, post your winter coats

[Anonymous No.13738021]

>>13737989
How can you fuck up a black duffle coat?

Here's my coat. Got it for a fair price but I don't know if it will fit me well. Fingers crossed.

[Anonymous No.13738025]

>>13738021
Oops. Here's the coat.

[Anonymous No.13738075]

>>13738025
Cool. What brand? It looks pretty vintage

[Anonymous No.13738496]

>>13738025
This is pretty dope desu. w2c?

[Anonymous No.13738648]

>>13737989
brown boots

[Anonymous No.13738826]

>>13737989
Just copped pic releated

[Anonymous No.13739001]

>>13737989
I would go with chelseas
>>13738025
looks comfy
>>13738826
need to be chad to pull this off

copped pic related

[Anonymous No.13739002]

>>13738075
>>13738496
its in the filename

[Anonymous No.13739193]

>>13737989
>tfw my Our Legacy AW15 coat is almost too small for me
Any coat I find that isn't insanely expensive will feel like shit by comparison. It's sad as hell; I won't be able to wear it properly when the temp mandates a sweater underneath it.

[Anonymous No.13739607]

>>13737989
Picked this up in June for 85 bucks

[Anonymous No.13739614]

>>13737989

I love duffles and already own a dark blue and black ones. What's the next colour (and maybe brand too) I should go for, been thinking about some shade of brown.

[Anonymous No.13739897]

>>13739614
Camel is the traditional duffle coat colour and camel coats are pretty effay now it seems

[Anonymous No.13740901]

>>13738826
Nice. It seems hard to find really light colored men's coats like this, I've been looking for awhile. Does it really fit that boxy?

[Anonymous No.13741037]

>>13739614
I have one in a dark/ forest green colour that I really like, it's probably my favourite coat I've owned

[Anonymous No.13741386]

>>13739897
Not him, but does anyone have a suggestion for a cheapish (~$100-200) camel duffle or peacoat?

[Anonymous No.13741460]

>>13739897
Camel is the traditional trench coat color. Duffels Have typically been dark blue or black, it’s in the same vein as an ulster coat or a Portuguese Capote

[Anonymous No.13741482]

tempted to get this but it's 140 quid
dark colours look good on me.

[Anonymous No.13741526]

>>13739001
what coat is that?
>>13741482
i like these kinds of jackets

[Anonymous No.13742044]

>>13738826
w2c?

[Anonymous No.13742069]

what are some preppy approved coats?

[Anonymous No.13742076]

>>13741482
w2c?

[Anonymous No.13742097]

>>13742076
tag says A&F

[Anonymous No.13742107]

>>13742069
Overcoats. Sailing coats. Duffles. TNF extreme ski coats might pass.

[Anonymous No.13742244]

>>13741526
70s shearling coat

[Anonymous No.13742291]

[Anonymous No.13742292]

>>13742107
gib photos plox

[Anonymous No.13742375]

>>13742107
yup thats about it
barbour jackets too but a little feminine looking nowadays

[Anonymous No.13742392]

>>13742291
Heres your reply

[Anonymous No.13743398]

I've had this since last year; it's served me well. I got it for a school trip to Paris and it survived all of the rain that I put it through.

[Anonymous No.13743402]

>>13741460
That's extremely wrong. Duffles became popular due to General Montgomery wearing them during WW2 and his is a camel colour. Even before that they were traditionally lighter.

[Anonymous No.13743405]

My prediction for this winter is it's going to be all about custom jerven bags. They won't be camo. There will be one with the Supreme logo all over, one will be LV, one will be marijuana leaves etc.

[Anonymous No.13743427]

>>13743398
i want this so bad but they dont ship to canada
idk if i should trust a shipping proxy with such an expensive coat

[Anonymous No.13743461]

>>13743427
>>13743398

OP here. I bought a camel and green Gloverall duffles for 70% off from ASOS but they were poorly made and the material was way too thin for Canada. I expected them to be thicker close knit wool like my grandpa's army greatcoat from Korea but they were really shitty. Also the sizing was way too big.

I wanted to send them back but I paid ~$100 on duty so they are sitting in a box with their tags still on them. Companies have no quality control nowadays. Everything is cheap disposable shit from china full of polyester.

[Anonymous No.13743477]

>>13743427
British heritage brand = don't cop anything made after maybe 1990.

[Anonymous No.13743489]

Hey guys. It isn't a winter jacket but does anyone know what kind/style/name of jacket the asian man on the right in pic related is wearing? Where can I find a jacket with that kind of bottom and sleeve? Thanks in advance.

[Anonymous No.13743502]

>>13743489
That's just a varsity jacket without the contrast sleeves, anon.

[Anonymous No.13743505]

>>13743502
Thanks; first time posting here.

[Anonymous No.13743802]

>>13743461
How thin are they? I have one from the 60s, unlined, and it has been warm enough for finnish winter

[Anonymous No.13743805]

Do any of you tailor these coats? They're always so squared.

[Anonymous No.13743815]

>>13743805
Believe it or not, that's how these freaks like it.

[Anonymous No.13743818]

>>13743805
What you're suggesting is like specifically ordering a pizza with pineapple on it and picking it off when you get it.

[Anonymous No.13744430]

>winter
>coat
Try having a real winter with -20c or less for once, faggots.

[Anonymous No.13744490]

>>13744430
Your point?

[Anonymous No.13744519]

>>13744490
You will freeze your balls in those pathetic coats you post here, sweetie.

[Anonymous No.13744556]

>>13744430
>gatekeeping temperature
jeez

[Anonymous No.13744637]

>>13744519
so a generic jacket from streetwearbrand X will do better?
can i see you calculations on that?

[Anonymous No.13744639]

>>13744430
eskimos log off

[Anonymous No.13744640]

I'm planning on going to East Coast U.S in February next year and I dont own any winter coats because they're not necessary where I'm from, any suggestions on what to cop/avoid?

[Anonymous No.13744661]

>>13744430

its regularly -15-20C where I live during winter and I manage with a duffel coat. just put something under it.

[Anonymous No.13744670]

Why is it so difficult to get a full length trench coat?

Everything I can find just goes slightly below where my dick is. I want something that goes below my knees. I am 6'1.

[Anonymous No.13744707]

>>13744637
Yes because it's way better insulated, 550-600 fill is enough for the most common winters with like -10-15c.

[Anonymous No.13744753]

>>13744640
if you just want to stay warm, the key is layers. 2 pairs of socks (or big wool ones), long underwear, shirt and hoodie then jacket. of course, this is for days that are -20°C or below.

[Anonymous No.13744972]

>>13744637
He's not at all wrong. Many of these 'coats' would be laughed at some decades ago. Far too light, far too short, not tight, not covering the neck, basically a mockery of a real greatcoat.

[Anonymous No.13745154]

>>13744519
So you're suggesting real men need to wear coats for -20c even though their climate never touches -1c?

[Anonymous No.13745169]

Been thinking about buying this jacket, would it fit in with ivy/trad?

[Anonymous No.13745173]

>>13745154
Real men don't live in Africa

[Anonymous No.13745193]

>>13745173
I don't think real men are in the habit of moving to Canada these days.

[Anonymous No.13745208]

>>13745169
yes

>>13745173
try to survive a week in the desert, internet tough guy

[Anonymous No.13745287]

>>13745208

[Anonymous No.13745513]

>>13743802

Not sure in measurement, but thinner than I thought. They are also unlined. The main issue is the weave is so loose that wind could get through easier and they don't seem that waterproof.

I'll just have to find the time to sell them someday.

Like that other comment said:

>13743477

They don't make 'em like they used to.

[Anonymous No.13745935]

>>13737989
Have others, but these are my favorites. I love shearling and black. It's an unfortunately expensive preference.

[Anonymous No.13746444]

>>13743461
The brand I got it from was originalmontgomery.com and it survived a rainy march in Paris (with layering). So I recommend them.

[Anonymous No.13746537]

>>13745513
Wool is expensive. Fine, non-scratchy wool that everyone seems to want these days even more so. Back in the days, a coat really had to keep you warm - no cheap down parkas waiting in store for when it gets really cold. But such a coat would be a considerable expense for people. Or armies for that matter, just remember the german woes in russia (or the americans, despite all their superior logistics, late 1944).

[Anonymous No.13747504]

>>13746537

Oh I know, People would but a suit or coat and it would have to last 10 years or whatever.

I have my grandpa's army greatcoat and an RCAF officer coat and you can tell how well they are made. They still look amazing to this day.

other note: my duffle just came in the mail and it seems awesome. I sized up as per the website but it is still form fitting. I could have maybe gone even bigger to a 46 but 44 is comfy if snug with a sweater/suit jacket under. I should have ordered a short as the sleeves are a tad too long

[Anonymous No.13747538]

>>13747504
Sleeves too long are better than sleeves too short. You can always shorten the sleeves.

[Anonymous No.13747566]

[Anonymous No.13747613]

>>13745935
Holy fuck that one in the middle is beautiful

[Anonymous No.13747745]

>>13743398
>>13745169
w2c in bongland?

[Anonymous No.13748010]

copped this in zara

[Anonymous No.13748013]

>>13748010
only complaint is weak looking and feeling plastic belt thing

[Anonymous No.13748024]

Thinking about grabbing one of these but it's only on Ebay. Alternative suggestions appreciated.

[Anonymous No.13748026]

>>13748024
Fuck I'm dumb

[Anonymous No.13748900]

>>13748010
700 buckos for a coat by Zara. Are you out of your moind?

[sieg No.13748910]

>>13738025
want to see some cringe

burberrys trench coat from the 90's i bought at a vintage store i still have that ugly as fuck coat

[Anonymous No.13748986]

Seriously, though. If you're looking to cop a big wool coat: second-hand, nigga.
A good quality wool coat is expensive as fuck. You can cop one second-hand for a fraction of that and it belonged to some dude that barely wore it.
Especially is we're talking something like a duffle where it's basically the same design as it ever was, right?
The only thing that I can imagine would make it hard to cop a good, second-hand duffle is maybe eBay and etsy demand could be high enough that you can't get the size, quality and colour you want.

[Anonymous No.13749057]

What kinda coat is the one on the right? Or one similar?

[Anonymous No.13749068]

>>13748900
It's swedish krona that's like 100 I think.

[Anonymous No.13749073]

>>13747745
>Original Montgomery
>Gloverall
They're both English companies; pic related is Original Montgomery.

[Anonymous No.13749098]

>>13749057
Well its a topcoat but the lapels and collar are huge.

[Anonymous No.13749126]

>>13748910
I'll keep you posted.

[Anonymous No.13749138]

>>13737989
>buys a duffel coat
>it has a fucking zipper

Every time, never ceases to amaze me. Duffel coats should not have fucking zips.

[Anonymous No.13749210]

>>13749057
For EXTRA BIG ASS lapels you should probably be looking for 1930s and 1970s made coats.

[Anonymous No.13749216]

Kind of huge I know but it's made in England, 100% wool, and was only 80£ in the sales. Might get it tailored.

[Anonymous No.13749226]

>>13748900
>>13749068
It's croatian kuna so it's like 10 bucks I think.

[Anonymous No.13749228]

>>13749216
Otherwise pic related (Gant waxed jacket) is my usual go-to.

Excuse the dainty little scooter.

[Anonymous No.13749303]

>>13743398
The hood on this one is absolutely awful so I never use it, but other than that it's perfect.
Warm, rainproof unless you're in torrential storms for hours obv, and looks great

[Anonymous No.13749323]

>>13749216
Definitely get it tailored. It's an unpolished diamond.

[Anonymous No.13749371]

>>13742044
Zoom in on label mate

[Anonymous No.13749372]

>>13749216
looks good

>>13749228
Nice looking outfit. I dont like the scooter and the beanie though

[Anonymous No.13749382]

>>13744972
>far too light
wear a thicc sweater

>far too short
wear long underpants

>not tight
you're supposed to have room for warm clothing

>not covering the neck
get a scarf

>basically a mockery of a real greatcoat
who cares

[Anonymous No.13749424]

>>13749382
>Just buy three more pieces so you can wear our overpriced coat-like-object in anything even close to freezing
Btw. by tight I mean the closure mechanism. Old buttoned coats had ample overlap even if they were single row.

Also, the great advantage of a long coat is you can easily remove it, unlike long johns.

[Anonymous No.13749447]

>>13744972
>not covering the neck
you can pull up those lapels

[Anonymous No.13749488]

>>13749447
A greatcoat you can. Those fashion abortions up in the thread you can't.

[Anonymous No.13749501]

>>13749323
polishing a diamond doesn't do shit if it was cut by a sperg

[Anonymous No.13750048]

[Anonymous No.13750289]

>>13750048
Basic coat. I can't see any possibility for a fuck up. Even if it was a size too large or small it would be just basic. Inoffensive.

[Anonymous No.13750337]

>>13750289
I agree. Johnny Love if you were wondering on the brand.

[Anonymous No.13750381]

https://youtu.be/cOlOK85wDWw
Where the fuck do I get these exact coats?
Dark, long and with french cuffs

[Anonymous No.13750389]

>>13749216
nice yeah get it tailored and it will be sick

[Anonymous No.13751721]

Should I cop?
I'm stuck between this and just everyday black bomber jacket, it doesn't get too cold where I live just need something light.

[Anonymous No.13751808]

>>13744430
Thanks for the advice Mr. Gatekeeper

[Anonymous No.13751811]

>>13744519
Some of us don't live where no one wants to

[Anonymous No.13751919]

>>13751721
Looks pretty cool to me but I would like to see it on a person or maneqquin.

[Anonymous No.13751975]

Getting ready for my first midwest winter. Do most people just get one heavy coat, or is it standard to keep 2 or 3 around.
I'm deciding between a navy duffel, an olive waxed barbour, and an olive uniqlo parka-- would any of those be fine on their own or is it worth spending the extra?

[Anonymous No.13751983]

>>13751975
I usually use one nice heavy coat. Some creative layering can allow you to get away with using some other coats as well. If you don't plan on layering and using several other lighter coats, maybe buying a second nice heavy coat is a decent idea.

[Anonymous No.13752012]

is there any point in dropping over $1000 on a burberry trenchcoat?

they're well-designed, but so are trenchcoats for 1/3 of the price

[Anonymous No.13752051]

>>13752012
Your call. Personally I wouldn't.

t. 23 yo student

[Anonymous No.13752090]

>>13752012
What I hear about Burberry is they have been shit since maybe the 1980s.
If you don't mind looking like Inspector Gadget you can probably pick up a decent second-hand one.
Also look for London Fog and Aquascutum.

[Anonymous No.13752104]

Just acquired this F/W11 or 12 Alexander Wang patched wool coat. Very nice piece, quality of the materials feels great, stitching and finishing on point. Fleece lined and warm as fuck.

[Anonymous No.13753296]

It doesn't really get too cold where I am but it rains a lot so I picked this up. TNF might be npc-core but it's quite comfy and I like the way I look in it. I'd like to add a more statement-piece raincoat to my collection though, if I had the money I'd go full acronym-autism but I don't.

[Anonymous No.13754532]

Almost entirely this. >>13748986
You can get decent quality coats, on sale for maybe £100 and that's a good price for a slightly out of style coat that's maybe 20% cashmere. Its more about what you want. If you want a bog standard duffel coat either diversify and buy something nice in a style that isn't too common. Or buy a cheap shit duffel from the high street, no point paying over price to look basic unless that's what you really want, its how it works

[Anonymous No.13754538]

>>13753296
I picked up an Arktis rain jacket and it is fantastic
UK made, light, breathable, no branding, about 100 bucks

[Anonymous No.13755166]

>>13742244
Not the same guy, but what brand is that? Ive been looking and the closest ive been able to find is some second hand jackets called Woolea, and I dont think the brand exists anymore...

[Anonymous No.13755173]

>>13755166
Shearling isn't a brand. Go on google images and look up "shearling." It's sheepskin.

[Anonymous No.13755194]

>>13753296
just get something from Rains or Stutterheim, so you won't look like a hypebeast dork

[Anonymous No.13755261]

>>13738021
>date
Man do you actually imagine yourself with this girl?

[Anonymous No.13755480]

please talk me out of this

[Anonymous No.13755554]

>>13755480
Not really gonna talk you out of buying a coat like that. But why not look for a decent vintage sherpa coat that's made from actual wool, instead of this plastic coat.

[Anonymous No.13755683]

>>13755554
I like cheap stuff I can replace regularly+finding stuff in my size is difficult outside fast fashion shit

[Anonymous No.13755710]

>>13755173
When did I imply that shearling was a brand?
Im asking what brand the specific jacket is. The most similar I've found is of a brand called Woolea, but I dont think thats the right one

[Anonymous No.13755720]

>>13749228
are you seriously a grown ass dude riding a scooter?

[Anonymous No.13755731]

>>13755720
When was your last time on a college campus? Scooter sharing apps are bringing them back unfortunately

[Anonymous No.13755740]

>>13755731
probably 5-6 years ago. but I'm not from the US so maybe it's an american thing?
anyway, scooters are SO pathetically un-/fa/

[Anonymous No.13755750]

>>13755740
rental scooters started popping up in my US city this year

[Anonymous No.13755753]

>>13755720
For some reason lots of people in Paris do this. Maybe where you live it's different? Did you know that societal expectations differ around the world?

[Anonymous No.13755774]

>>13755753
I don't care what people in Paris do. I am a German and i will laugh at you

[Anonymous No.13756239]

>>13754538
Some of the arktis stuff looks real nice, especially the geometric-type camo. Did you just get a plain colored one?
>>13755194
Stutterheim looks quite nice, how do you feel about Arc'teryx Veilance? Too hypebeast? I wish I didn't miss out on this dorky 3M stone island jacket, these are my favorite but I'm never paying resale for them.

[Anonymous No.13757202]

>>13755710
>When did I imply that shearling was a brand?

The post you were replying to directly just said shearling coat to which you replied "what brand is that?" It could be taken either way, I'd have to know how retarded you personally are and you're anon.
I also find it a little incomprehensible that someone would be that hung up about finding a particular shearling coat.

[Anonymous No.13758383]

Cop?

[Anonymous No.13758682]

c:n ?

[Anonymous No.13758805]

>>13758682
looks kinda like the y-3 coats from this season, how much

[Anonymous No.13758824]

>>13756239
not him but this veilance jacket is sick

[Anonymous No.13758880]

>>13737989
i miss my old duffle coat. should prob pick up a replacement

[Anonymous No.13759158]

>>13758383
i'd advice against it unless you happen to have a wardrobe that works with it

[Anonymous No.13759379]

any good quality brands which offer (duffel) coats with long enough arms and a slimmer cut?
I'm 6.5 and have rather long arms, usually go for 72-74cm arms on shirts and majority of the coats I tried on at local stores are simply too short and expose parts of my arms

[Anonymous No.13760074]

>>13759158
And in black?

[Anonymous No.13760094]

>>13758805
~~120€

[sieg No.13760102]

>>13752104
flip it

>>13753296
pass that cut only looks cool in minmalistic photos

>>13755480
looks like you want to kill dalmations to make a coat

>>13758383
2004 abercrombie tier

[Anonymous No.13760119]

>>13760102
Yeah I'll wear it for cold winter days and put it on Grailed in the meantime. It's a nice piece but I got it for 200 and retail was +1K so it would be stupid not to flip it.

[Anonymous No.13760152]

>>13760119
How much are you asking for it?

t. interested.

[Anonymous No.13760171]

>>13760152
Don't have a clue yet so I'll research a bit. Probably around the range of 250-400. I will put it on grailed in the following days so keep an eye out.

[Anonymous No.13760235]

>>13752104
damn I want that bro

how much

[Anonymous No.13760253]

>>13760235
>>13760152

Check my grailed @Brunovanwulpen, I'll post it tomorrow

[Anonymous No.13760303]

>>13748026
how much?
I recon go a second hand Aquascutum one if it's <250

[Anonymous No.13760335]

>>13755480
It's too short for a double breasted coat

[Anonymous No.13760482]

cop ?

[Anonymous No.13760486]

>>13752104
I'll give 450 if u answer my message on grailed

[Anonymous No.13760571]

>>13760074
consider that it's supposed to be an army jacket

[Anonymous No.13761022]

>>13755750
Why the fuck would you rent a kids scooter they cost fuck all. I understand like an actual scooter in an urban setting, Berlin had these cool electric peds when I was there, apparently Paris has them too.

Renting a kids scooter is worse than renting a push bike