Marshdrifter
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I'm not sure that the Neo cut will actually fit me, but that herringbone pushes all the right buttons. Might as well order it and give it a try.
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I said the same thing—really wish it had the same luxe fabric as the overcoats, but it appears not to. Still a great coat. I also wouldn’t call this a “car coat”—it’s a balmacaan. I think car coats are shorter-length overcoats. This balmacaan has a classic knee length, which is one of its best features.This is a much more elegant winter alternative than the db coat. Basically car coats are much more flexible than other designs by being more streamlined and cleaner. Plus you can style it with a belt or not. If this is cashmere blend I'd rock it.
This is a much more elegant winter alternative than the db coat. Basically car coats are much more flexible than other designs by being more streamlined and cleaner. Plus you can style it with a belt or not. If this is cashmere blend I'd rock it.
I much prefer single breasted to double breasted, unless it is a peacoat. Next is for S&M to re-make the past duffel coatsI said the same thing—really wish it had the same luxe fabric as the overcoats, but it appears not to. Still a great coat. I also wouldn’t call this a “car coat”—it’s a balmacaan. I think car coats are shorter-length overcoats. This balmacaan has a classic knee length, which is one of its best features.
Please do and post photos, I don’t need more convincing, but I kind of doI'm not sure that the Neo cut will actually fit me, but that herringbone pushes all the right buttons. Might as well order it and give it a try.
I got the contemporary. My chest measures 40 exact. I'm new to dressing nice like this tho so maybe I should have sized up? I'm guessing sizing down would have been worse and sizing up would have ruined the fit on everything else. The lines and length look great and the shoulders seem to be in the right place. It's a great fit otherwise.Did you get a slim by chance? They have very slight higher armholes. Or is your chest not a 40?
As for the parka, I got one from last year and it fits and feels great would recommend. I think it was @Burzan that had a navy one from this season, so he can comment on the latest iteration
You might not want to wait that long. There are only a couple left in my size.Please do and post photos, I don’t need more convincing, but I kind of do
There are lots of SM winter jackets that I want to get in more lux fabric blends. Specifically the safaris and that coat. Let's say a 50/50 wool cashmere blend. Or for summer an E Thomas linen wool silk blend. Would be a good entry point for most to start wearing anything other than sportjackets.
Yeah I agree - the safari has a lot of potential to be done in seasonal fabrics. I was thinking a linen would be awesome.There are lots of SM winter jackets that I want to get in more lux fabric blends. Specifically the safaris and that coat. Let's say a 50/50 wool cashmere blend. Or for summer an E Thomas linen wool silk blend. Would be a good entry point for most to start wearing anything other than sportjackets.
I bought the Spier navy overcoat and the black pea coat from F/W 2019. I wear the overcoat all the time but returned the pea coat. The difference came down to the fabric. The overcoat’s indulgent wool/cashmere was a pleasure to wear and draped beautifully, while the pea coat’s scratchy, spongey wool was a chore. I’ve seen others here swear by Spier’s pea coat, I don’t quite get it.There are lots of SM winter jackets that I want to get in more lux fabric blends. Specifically the safaris and that coat. Let's say a 50/50 wool cashmere blend. Or for summer an E Thomas linen wool silk blend. Would be a good entry point for most to start wearing anything other than sportjackets.
E. Thomas blend in safari jacket? I didn't even know I wanted this, but I do now.There are lots of SM winter jackets that I want to get in more lux fabric blends. Specifically the safaris and that coat. Let's say a 50/50 wool cashmere blend. Or for summer an E Thomas linen wool silk blend. Would be a good entry point for most to start wearing anything other than sportjackets.
I bought the Spier navy overcoat and the black pea coat from F/W 2019. I wear the overcoat all the time but returned the pea coat. The difference came down to the fabric. The overcoat’s indulgent wool/cashmere was a pleasure to wear and draped beautifully, while the pea coat’s scratchy, spongey wool was a chore. I’ve seen others here swear by Spier’s pea coat, I don’t quite get it.
Thanks for following up! I see you have a furry friend (in the background). Does the fabric on the coat seem to attract fur? Looking for something that I won't have to lint roll every time I wear it...
Unless they changed the fabric on this years to better repel fur, whenever I took the coat out of the closet the fur from the fur trim would be all over the coat along with animal hair from around the house. With it being navy also, didn’t help because you could see it all ?