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gray coat with upper collar in black velvet type material, thoughts?

AvariceBespoke

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saw a nice coat at brooks brothers - from their black fleece TB line. single breast, 3 button i believe, had a strap in the back, nice collar w/ upper portion in black velvet type material ... fit was pretty good - although i had dimples in my upper sleeves like I do with EVERY OTR coat or suit


thoughts on this look? anyone seen this coat?
 

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Sounds like a Chesterfield coat.

The look is as classic as it gets... You can't go wrong IMO.
 

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That specific example is a modern coat styled like a classic chesterfield, but on the short side. I would prefer it over the knee.
 

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Originally Posted by Sebastian
That specific example is a modern coat styled like a classic chesterfield, but on the short side. I would prefer it over the knee.

i tried it on last night - fit pretty nice and I think could be used as dress or a business-casual coat
 

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Originally Posted by Mark from Plano
Hickey Freeman has theirs on sale for under $700 right now. Not a true Chesterfield (no fly front, SB PL, etc.). I had one made like this a couple of years back and wear it quite a bit.

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http://www.hickeyfreeman.com/website...5&dept_id=4170




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If I could just make me think, that I need one more coat...
 

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The Chesterfield is a favorite of mine. I picked up a Tyrwhitt at deep discount. Not the warmest coat I won, but I do enjoy wearing it.
 

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Try Paul Smith - they definately have a similar item to the photo you posted. I saw it in their store on 5th Avenue @ 16th Street (NYC). Ted Baker might also be worth a shot.
 

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