classic duffle coat
Duffle coats are made of melton material, have hemp string loops, toggle fastenings, are unlined, and can be worn over a hat.
Big hood etc.
In keeping with duffle coat etiquette, we've updated the style with a MidiUmi filter.
It follows the basic design of a duffle coat and has a clean, straight silhouette.
The fabric used is a slightly lighter light melton to make it easier to wear.
If a coat is heavy, it can be surprisingly troublesome to wear it every day.
The sleeves have action pleats.
This not only adds a three-dimensional accent to the sleeves, but also makes it easier to move your arms even though the fabric is thick.
(You'll feel this when you wear it.)
Also, the cuffs are a little small.
This is also a way to balance the silhouette.
Duffle coats tend to have a masculine feel, but the slightly smaller cuffs make the sleeves look slightly tapered, which gives them a feminine look.
This alone can change the image considerably.
The buttons at the neck are not just for design, but also act as wind protection when closed.
Of course, the toggles are made of hemp string.
In fact, the toggle position is set high, which raises the line of sight when looking at it, and also has the effect of making you look slimmer when you close the front.
(You will also be able to feel this when you wear it.)
A sturdy, large hood.
We don't usually wear hoods that often, but of course the hood is designed to be visible even when not being worn.
The inside of the hood and the seam allowances on the back of the body are also properly piped.
Beautiful wool pants, denim (both unwashed and used are great) and a simple knit.
Or a dress, a skirt...
The basic design is convenient because it can be worn in many different ways.
This classic item is sure to be a hit every winter.
