A stand collar changes what a coat is for. A notch lapel opens the chest and asks for something worth showing underneath; a collar that stands closes the whole thing at the throat and asks for nothing at all.
This one runs single-breasted with the buttons set high, so the fastening starts near the collar rather than at the sternum. The line is narrow through the shoulder and falls straight to just below the knee, with two large patch pockets set low on the front and no belt to interrupt the silhouette.
It is the coat for mornings when getting dressed has to be a single decision - thrown over anything, and the anything stops mattering.
Details You'll Love
- Standing collar - closes at the throat rather than opening into a lapel.
- High-set single-breasted buttons - the fastening starts near the collar, not the sternum.
- Straight below-knee line - falls without a belt to interrupt the silhouette.
- Large low patch pockets - set deliberately low on the front of the coat.
- Wool body - substantial enough to hold the straight line the cut depends on.
