AndrewRogers
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That is very nice.
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Bespoke Overcoat
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Grammaton Cleric
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Nice overcoat, but dude your camera must have a self-timer - learn to use it!!
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Originally Posted by Manton
Inspiring and elegant, I'm getting ideas, liking how drapey it is over your suit rather than being a structure in itself.
Is the back belted? If you remember snapshots of side and back would be appreciated.
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Mark from Plano
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Very nice.
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Well aware of that.Just pointing out the similiarities double breasted, knee length, & peak lapel,Originally Posted by landshark
Trouble is that that it's like posting about somebody's peacoat and saying "x had a coat just like that" and posting a guy in a DB tuxedo. Yes, there are some surface similarities, but the garments are nothing alike. Lincoln's favorite overcoat was given to him as a gift by Brooks Brothers, made out of an ultrafine wool, was single breasted. It's also the same one he wore to Ford's theater that there have been debates over the display of. But as he favored black suits, SF is free to ignore examples he might have set.
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