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danjwills · Nov 30, 2010

It's freezing and snowing in the UK at the moment. What jacket would you recommend for these conditions?

Cant kill da Rooster · Nov 30, 2010

Originally Posted by danjwills

It's freezing and snowing in the UK at the moment. What jacket would you recommend for these conditions?

For the one time every 10 years it happens? Canada Goose.

Kentishman · Nov 30, 2010

It's not a phrase you often hear from a) me or b) on StyleForvm, but Becks was wearing a nice coat during the Olympic Stadium visit yesterday.

For me today, it's a grey herringbone tweed duffel, and tomorrow it's a grey herringbone (hmm...) Chesterfield style coat.

ktrp · Nov 30, 2010

Since you asked here rather then streetwear ...

A wool coat, with a scarf and hat, and proper clothing underneath. Hat is critical.

I wish it were snowing here. Unfortunately, it is cool and rainy, which is much harder to stay comfortable in. You get wet, and then you get cold. -10C and snowing is easier then +5C and rain.

danjwills · Nov 30, 2010

Kentishman - Do you have a pic of Beckhams jacket?

Where are you from KTRP?

ktrp · Nov 30, 2010

Toronto.

There's an unfortunate tendency for the weather here to bob up and down around the freezing mark during the winter. I'm much happier when it just gets under 0 and stays there.

lee_44106 · Nov 30, 2010

Originally Posted by danjwills

It's freezing and snowing in the UK at the moment. What jacket would you recommend for these conditions?

what are you, a child prodigy who could compose complete sentences at the tender age of 3?

You REALLY don't know what to wear when it's cold and snowing?

NAMOR · Nov 30, 2010

Originally Posted by lee_44106

what are you, a child prodigy who could compose complete sentences at the tender age of 3?

You REALLY don't know what to wear when it's cold and snowing?

tehehe

danjwills · Nov 30, 2010

Just turned 4 ;-)

No I was just wondering what brands people usually go for when looking for a winter coat? I could go down the technical snowboarding route and get a something from Burton or 686 but wanted something smarter which is going to keep me warm and dry!!

Cheers

Cant kill da Rooster · Nov 30, 2010

For weather up to -10C just a peacoat or overcoat is fine. Add layers as needed. I can't imagine needing anything more in your climate. In Canada however...

Kentishman · Nov 30, 2010

Originally Posted by danjwills

Kentishman - Do you have a pic of Beckhams jacket?

Where are you from KTRP?

Here you go mate:

I'm from Kent in the UK - what's does KTRP stand for?

Master Squirrel · Nov 30, 2010

Old Zero King coats are becoming increasingly popular here. I own a camel hair one. http://compare.ebay.com/like/3603233...=263602_304692 The best part about it is when you close the collar the peaked lapels poke you in the eyeballs.

Marcellionheart · Nov 30, 2010

Originally Posted by ktrp

Toronto.

There's an unfortunate tendency for the weather here to bob up and down around the freezing mark during the winter. I'm much happier when it just gets under 0 and stays there.

I'm in Toronto right now; A Barbour is perfect for this weather. As is my Aquascutum trench with some layers underneath.

ljrcustom · Nov 30, 2010

Originally Posted by Kentishman

Here you go mate:

I like the jacket that Beckham is wearing, does anyone know who makes it?

-LR

danjwills · Dec 1, 2010

What about one of these? I have around Â£350 to spend.

http://www.jackwills.com/Store/Produ...tion=006166375

http://www.henrilloyd.com/store/p-46...ngdon-jkt.aspx

http://www.allsaints.com/men/outerwe...coal/mcj529-33

Which one would you guys go for?

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