WOMEN'S
Women's Coats
A coat is drafted around the weather it has to meet, and its length, weight and lining all follow from that. Overcoats hold the tailored end of the range, cut long over a jacket in wool and wool blends, single-breasted for a cleaner front or double-breasted for overlap and warmth. Trench coats keep that long line but add the working details, storm flap, belted waist, gun patch and back yoke, in cotton gabardine that sheds a shower rather than a downpour.
Harder weather asks for more. Raincoats use coated and laminated shells with sealed seams, while parkas are insulated through the body, hooded, and cut long enough to cover the hip. At the opposite extreme sit kimonos and wraps, closed by a tie or by nothing at all, working as a layer rather than a shield. Linings run from plain twill through quilted and detachable insulation to pile.
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