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Sterlingwear of Boston

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I know this has probably addressed before and apologize in advance . Looking to buy a navy peacoat and I understand that Sterlingwear is as close as it gets to the real thing without getting vintage. I'd like something snug and I'm 40R in suits (5'10' 155-160 athletic build) so the question is, is Sterlingwearca good option or should I go somewhere else? Also don't want to spend more than $200.00. Thanks
 

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sterlingwear makes them for the us navy. and also makes other models.
they probably has the best range of sizes.
price is reasonable too.
 

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Thanks!! Could you comment on the cut/fit of their coats?
 

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Plenty of discussion on the Streetwear forum on this - just do a search
 

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