Posts by Peacoat

From the lack of response to your question, I would say that most on here don't much care for cotton pea coats. Or it could be that as the peacoat season is over, no one is checking the thread? My feeling is that if you can put a...

Quote:Originally Posted by goonz HOW DO YOU GUYS GET HOLES REPAIRED ON YOUR PEACOATS? ITS A VINTAGE ISSUE AND HAS A FEW HOLES AT CUFF LEVEL. ANY IDEAS? PEACOAT I RECALL YOU SAYING YOU HAD ONE WITH A FEW HOLES. DID YOU GET THEM...

Quote:Originally Posted by Robert & so ends another peacoat season. Nobody's really still looking for a peacoat now, are they? Now it slows until September/October.

Quote:Originally Posted by VinnyMac I should have almost 2,000 posts by now, but I'm all about quality-over-quantity. Good VinnyMac, very good.

Quote:Originally Posted by fides Hey quick question how big is the difference  between a 38S and a 40S in vintage navy peacoats. I own a 38S, the lenghts are perfect, the sleeve is short by 0.5-1 inch, and the chest is a little...

Quote:Originally Posted by fides Hey quick question how big is the difference  between a 38S and a 40S in vintage navy peacoats. I own a 38S, the lenghts are perfect, the sleeve is short by 0.5-1 inch, and the chest is a little...

Quote:Originally Posted by Jeffrey Hou Are spiewak mckenzie pea coats any good? Im super skinny if that helps. about 5 ft 11 and 140 A better quality might be Sterlingwear. With your height and weight, though, it will be difficult...

Quote:Originally Posted by bearsbears  Thanks. Is there an angle that would better show the fit or is it just the lighting? Much better lighting and head on from the front, I think would be the best bet.

Welcome to the Forum, Mr. Bears. Hard to tell from the photograph, but it looks like a decent fit to me.

Quote:Originally Posted by NOBD Isn't there a practical reason as well? Ease of movement, or something like that? I think these stylistic details often have a practical origin, though I'm not sure what it would be in the case of a...