Show Us Your OVERCOATS

[MikeBravo]

Fabric is brown with a blue check

Not sure of vintage. I believe it to be pre-50's. This one is super heavy. My photos do NOT do this coat justice. For whatever reason, my camera is being a pain, and making all of my photos come out blurry or pixelated.

Those pics look quite clear on my PC, I have a similar pattern overcoat of my own. Nice pattern and colours.

 

[Gin&Tonics]

Newly acquired overcoat by Stafford:

With apologies for the washed out photo. Not vintage, but I liked the look of it. It had a somewhat vintagey feel I thought. I welcome any comments or thoughts, good or bad!

 

[Metatron]

Looks good with the burgundy waistcoat.
The beard does suit you!
I've been told that a beard suits me, but I don't like the way they feel. :eusa_doh:

 

[simonc]

Yeah my wife is the same way too.

 

[Doctor Damage]

Today I dug around on e-Bay for the first time in a month or so and the winter coats are starting to be posted up. Start watching the listings!

 

[Baron Kurtz]

I'm late to the party on this one TT, but nice double cloth!

 

[rocketeer]

Hi all, I have been away from here for a year or two but have not been away from ebay or charity shops!
I received today a fantastic Crombie wool overcoat bought on ebay for £19.
The tailor was Michael Sax from West London and I would say it is a bespoke item.

I will take some photos tomorrow and post.

Rob

So it's not a Crombie then, like a cowboy hat is not necessarily a Stetson.

 

[Two Types]

I'm late to the party on this one TT, but nice double cloth!

Another case of a bargain (£13) brought about by an atrocious listing on ebay.

 

[Dinerman]

 

[ButteMT61]

Thats a nice coat. Find me on in a 48 long please?

 

[Un_Modern]

Beige, don't have a pictue on me but on Martin Mull. In clue. http://fryingmineinbutter.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/vlcsnap-2011-03-24-19h52m38s54.png

 

[herringbonekid]

German lightweight overcoat bought in Berlin several years ago. late 20s according to the seller:

 

[Rudie]

Nice. I wish more of the German stuff had survived the post-war years. So much style and often incredible attention to detail and workmanship.

 

[Hal]

German lightweight overcoat bought in Berlin several years ago. late 20s according to the seller.

Indeed, an excellent coat. The disappearance of the lightweight topcoat is a great pity (it would be very useful at this season); a trench-coat or other raincoat (less stylish) has to do instead.

 

[Mr. Purple]

German lightweight overcoat bought in Berlin several years ago. late 20s according to the seller:

That's a beauty!:eusa_clap

 

[Luxire]

We made this recently. Probably the best trench-coat option available: Light weight water-proof breathable fabric from Epic, Bemberg lining for the warmer days, removable wool lining for the cooler days.

 

[Tommy]

should have had a full length shot, but don't, it's car coat length, guessing 1950's.

 

[dh66]

Man Tommy you racked up on the awesome tweeds. That's a fantastic 50s car coat!

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[dh66]

Here's one I picked up last spring for 10 bucks. I wear a 48 long, so I was reeeally fired up to find something my size.
The close ups didn't come out so good, but its a light grey with blck and blue flecks woven through.

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[MikeBravo]

should have had a full length shot, but don't, it's car coat length, guessing 1950's.

Label says "Huddersfield Stroller" The only mention I found on Google was a coat in etsy, here: http://www.etsy.com/au/listing/33132047/mens-tweed-huddersfield-stroller