orange fury
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Overcoat post, and picture heavy. This is the size 38R trench coat (which is my usual jacket size). I have my Neo hopsack underneath with the quilted liner and there’s plenty of room for movement, so I assume there would be slightly more without the liner. I could stand maybe another inch to the sleeves, but I can see about getting those let out. Expensive by S&M standards, but I’ve been wanting a Burberry-style trench for years, and this is arguably equal to it for a fraction of the price Also, due to comments about proportions, I included my head and feet (though my head is blacked out):
Collar up:
this is the only hangup- not sure how to get the buckle on the left wrist cinch to lay flat:
Following up on the Ulster- I haven’t gotten it pressed, but a lot of the wrinkles have fallen out from it hanging in the closet (and I have a tie on this time). Still slightly boxy, but I may have the waist taken in a bit. We’ll see:
Edit: meant to add on the Ulster- I get it’s not super tailored, but I like how much latitude it gives me for layering. If it’s truly cold, I could easily wear a heavy Harris Tweed jacket under this. Not remotely an option with my more tailored overcoats.
Collar up:
this is the only hangup- not sure how to get the buckle on the left wrist cinch to lay flat:
Following up on the Ulster- I haven’t gotten it pressed, but a lot of the wrinkles have fallen out from it hanging in the closet (and I have a tie on this time). Still slightly boxy, but I may have the waist taken in a bit. We’ll see:
Edit: meant to add on the Ulster- I get it’s not super tailored, but I like how much latitude it gives me for layering. If it’s truly cold, I could easily wear a heavy Harris Tweed jacket under this. Not remotely an option with my more tailored overcoats.
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