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    Looking for coat inspiration

    Any good ideas for a new smart coat? im a bit bored with what i have, barbour dept b skyfall jobby, barbour powell quilted, ted baker quilted are the ones i wear most, and i have just taken delivery of this hackett velospeed:

    http://www.hackett.com/catalog/produ...ry/5/?color=59

    but not sure if ill keep it,

    its lovely, but not sure if its quite smart enough,

    basically im looking for something that bridges the gap between formal wool overcoat and something more casual while still being smart

    any suggestions?

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    had to be….

    These are currently out of stock, but i have got couple in the lock up !

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Classic-Crom...pr_product_top

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    Something like this? You can get ones with out the buttons. Goes without saying if you can wait 30 days or so, you will be able to get them at sale price.
    http://www.mrporter.com/en-gb/mens/g...peacoat/440203

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    not a double breasted fan but thanks for the input :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyrusir View Post
    not a double breasted fan but thanks for the input :)
    Single brested looks like this
    http://www.mrporter.com/en-gb/mens/b...ne-coat/441556

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyrusir View Post
    not a double breasted fan but thanks for the input :)
    Bit difficult then pea coat is a good call for a winter coat that is smart but not too smart. Other options would be a trench coat which are super flexible but again double breasted.

    Maybe a rain mac or is that not warm enough.

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    I just bought this from Austin Reed, and it's really nice - about 3/4 length, and the quilted, zipped part is removable. With it on it makes the coat much more casual and it even looks good with jeans.



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    I misread the title and thought you needed a "Fur Coat".
    I was going to suggest a Donkey Jacket.
    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Classic-Donk.../dp/B00FVTT6LO

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    Got to be Harris tweed, with elbows and a shotgun patch. you know you want one!

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    Last three for me have been Gloverall, Churchill reefer, sports and London Mac. Cracking quality and fit and made in Blighty.

    I also purchased a Tucanno Urbano Cottage Blazer in the spring, which is tailored Italian scooter wear. Really smart practical and only 99 quid. Give em a look, functional yet smart with tie and trousers.

    Like you OP jacket wardrobe has ToKiTo, UJ Barbour, Belstaff, Covert and Musto tweed shooting jacket. New one every year and of course one out to the bay.

    This year I will treat myself to a Canada Goose.

    Paul

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    if you can get to a store try: http://www.williamhunt.co.uk/. the online store is not great for coats though

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    Quote Originally Posted by kas9t82 View Post



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    Quote Originally Posted by arthurDALEY View Post
    These are currently out of stock, but i have got couple in the lock up !

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Classic-Crom...pr_product_top
    I fancy one of these....I`ve got the gold watches, greying hair and Jaguar to complete the image. Just need to put on a bit of weight.

    My 'smart' winter coat is a 70s-style Crombie, couldn`t afford one back in the day so I`m making up for it now.

    Paul

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    Quote Originally Posted by VDG View Post


    LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by walkerwek1958 View Post
    I fancy one of these....I`ve got the gold watches, greying hair and Jaguar to complete the image. Just need to put on a bit of weight.

    My 'smart' winter coat is a 70s-style Crombie, couldn`t afford one back in the day so I`m making up for it now.

    Paul
    Well i"m ok with the hair and weight part.. just need to work on the others !!

    Still may put a cheeky bid in

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/...-for-sale.html

    Cheers

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    £300 for a polyester jacket by Hackett which is almost definitely made in China - rather you than me. Have you thought about paying a trip to Kevin & Howlin or Magee to see what they've got in Donegal tweed? No doubt their prices only start at that level but what you buy will probably outlive you. They have lots of tweeds available that don't necessarily make you look like one of the landed gentry (even if they did mostly get burned out in the twenties) though some may necessitate going down the mad-to-measure route.

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