Descalabro
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Hello.
I recently bought a military trenchcoat but I'm not sure I feel happy with the way it fits.
The coat's shoulder marks are about 1.2" (3cm) beyond my shoulder bone and I think the coat should stop right below the knee, not so much middleways between the knee and the foot. The sleeve's lining goes about 0.8" (2cm) beyond the wrist.
I know this kind of coat is supposed to be worn over other warm clothing and not so close to the body, but I don't wear that much clothing volume, and I would like to reduce the amount of tissue under the armpits and around the waist/chest/shoulders but still reaching bellow the knee and without giving the impression of wearing a miniature trenchcoat, because that is not my goal. I would like this coat to have an elegant fitting more than a heavy fitting.
This one is size M from the website (46N is written on the coat) and they also sell S, L and XL. I am wondering if an S would be too small
Gallery here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/56823059@N02/
Thanks for reading and helping.
I recently bought a military trenchcoat but I'm not sure I feel happy with the way it fits.
The coat's shoulder marks are about 1.2" (3cm) beyond my shoulder bone and I think the coat should stop right below the knee, not so much middleways between the knee and the foot. The sleeve's lining goes about 0.8" (2cm) beyond the wrist.
I know this kind of coat is supposed to be worn over other warm clothing and not so close to the body, but I don't wear that much clothing volume, and I would like to reduce the amount of tissue under the armpits and around the waist/chest/shoulders but still reaching bellow the knee and without giving the impression of wearing a miniature trenchcoat, because that is not my goal. I would like this coat to have an elegant fitting more than a heavy fitting.
This one is size M from the website (46N is written on the coat) and they also sell S, L and XL. I am wondering if an S would be too small
Gallery here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/56823059@N02/
Thanks for reading and helping.