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Thinking about getting a MTM overcoat from WWChan

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I'm thinking about commissioning a MTM overcoat from WW Chan. Has anyone had one made from Chan (or any maker for that matter), and if so, are there any specific things I should consider? I'm thinking of getting a basic SB in charcoal wool, peak lapels, slanted hacking pockets. I'm looking to get it relatively slimmer fitting where I can wear it over a suit or just a sweater and slacks. Anyone know a price range?

Also, I live in SoCal, and I realize it doesn't get as cold here as it does in the mid-west or east coast, although nights can get pretty damn cold for a number of months. Is an overcoat a worthwhile purchase, or should I spend that money on a suit instead?

Thanks for the input...
 

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