Peacoat
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If you live in a climate where the high temperature is frequently below 40F during the winter, then the primary consideration should be the type of material the coat is made of (hopefully wool), and the thickness and tightness of the weave. These considerations will tell you the probable warmth of the coat. That should be the primary motive for buying any heavy winter coat.
In the pictures above, it is impossible to determine the fit of the peacoat, as the buttons are not fastened! On a double breasted garment, and the buttons aren't fastened? The length of the sleeves is good. The length of the body is short, and there is some odd stying of the cuff.
In the pictures above, it is impossible to determine the fit of the peacoat, as the buttons are not fastened! On a double breasted garment, and the buttons aren't fastened? The length of the sleeves is good. The length of the body is short, and there is some odd stying of the cuff.