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Men's Double-Breasted Coats
The second row of buttons is not decoration. It doubles the cloth across the chest, which is why the shape feels warmer and reads broader than a single-breasted coat cut from the same fabric. Overlap sets the character: a deep wrap fastening low draws a long V and lengthens the torso, while a shorter, squarer stance keeps the line military and upright.
Length is the other decision. Below the knee in melton or a wool-cashmere blend gives an overcoat that carries tailoring underneath; mid-thigh in a lighter cloth works over a sweater and moves closer to a jacket. Peak lapels are the traditional pairing, cut wide enough to follow the button line. Fastened, the coat holds its shape; open, the front falls straight and the wrap disappears.
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