Thursday, October 11, 2012
The Perfect Overcoat
PARKA
High-performance jackets help you weather severe storms. Even if you're just trekking to Star bucks.
DOWN JACKET
The down jacket is back from the dead. Opt for the newer slim me down versions and you'll avoid any comparisons to the Michelin Man.
CHESTERFIELD COAT
An overcoat cut slim with a hem that hits the knee will keep you warm without-weighing you down.
CAMEL-HAIR COAT
Polished and masculine, the camel overcoat complements everything from suits to corduroy.
PEACOAT
The pea coat now comes in a variety of colors and fabrics. Stick with lean, shoulder-hugging versions in classic blue, gray, or black.
DENIM JACKET
Jean jackets have Ieached icon status in part because of their versatility.
You can even wear one with a shirt and tie.
MILITARY JACKET
Military style has applied to coats since men rode horses into battle. Army-inspired jackets are as stylish as they are utilitarian.
BARBOUR JACKET
When a parka is too casual and a camel coat too formal, the functional and classic Barbour jacket steps in.
TRENCH COAT
Another military design adapted to civilian use: The trench handles the
as well as the wet.
MACINTOSH
If the weather report says rainy but warm, the Mac is indispensable.
TOGGLE COAT
A collegiate staple, the toggle coat-without the hood-can be grown-up. Use this casual overcoat to smarten up weekend looks.
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