GREY CHEVRON BOUCLÉ WOOL COAT

- MADE IN LONDON -

During the late 19th century, the evolution from greatcoats to trench coats was pioneered by textile innovators who wanted a breathable, weather-resistant outer layer. Originally developed for trench warfare during World War I, the coat soon evolved to meet the practical demands of civilian life and travel. A century past, we present a refined take on the trench coat.

The pattern cutting for this trench coat is among the most considered in the collection. It features a rounded front bodice technique, where the front panel and sleeve are cut as a single continuous piece, wrapping from the front body over the shoulder and flowing seamlessly into the sleeve along with the signature cut out front pockets.

FEATURES :

• Front bodice pattern cutting (front body & sleeve cut as one piece ) allowing natural arm movement

• Signature rounded cut-out front open pockets with hidden jet pocket underneath flap

• Fully lined body and sleeves

• Two interior pockets

• Collar latch

• Rounded belt tie

• Inverted back pleat

• Hand sewn buttonholes

• Water buffalo horn buttons with backing buttons made by one of the UK’s last heritage technique button makers

ALEXANDER IS 6’2” / 188 CM , WEARING SIZE LARGE

MADE TO ORDER

PLEASE ALLOW 1 MONTH OF HAND-MAKING PROCESS & DELIVERY

ONLY PRODUCED IN SINGULAR TO LIMITED QUANTITIES