Outerwear

The piece everyone sees first. A bespoke overcoat is a decades-long investment — built correctly, it will outlast everything else in your wardrobe.

Overcoats, topcoats, and trenches

Mid-length topcoats that sit perfectly over a suit. Full-length overcoats for the coldest commutes. Trench coats in technical fabrics and wools. All of it bespoke — built to your shoulders, torso, arms, and length preference.

Off-the-rack coats are almost always wrong in the shoulders and sleeves. When those are right, the coat reads completely differently.

Materials

The cloths

Camel hair, cashmere, wool melton, and heavy flannel for winter coats. Technical wools and cotton twill for trenches. Sourced from Holland & Sherry and other top-tier mills. These are fabrics you'll still be wearing in twenty years.

Camel Hair
Charcoal Melton
Navy Cashmere
Tan Herringbone
Grey Flannel
Tweed Overcoating

The choices

Front

Single or double breasted

Double-breasted overcoats are having a moment for good reason. David will show you both on your frame and tell you what reads best.

Closure

Fly-front or visible buttons

A fly-front closure is cleaner and more formal. Visible buttons read more casual and relaxed. Either is right depending on the cloth.

Length

Hip, knee, or below

A shorter coat is more versatile. A longer one reads more formal and keeps you warmer. Your frame and height will influence this decision.

Collar

Notch or peak lapel

Or a velvet collar, if you're after something classic and specific. All are options. Jerome finishes every collar by hand.

Lining

Full or half lined

Full lining is warmer and more luxurious. Half-lining shows off the cloth on the back. A contrast lining in silk or satin is available.

Pockets

Slash or flap

Slash pockets for a cleaner look. Flap pockets for utility. Welt breast pocket. Interior security pocket if you want one.

Book before the season starts

Outerwear takes 6–8 weeks from your appointment. Book early in the season — not when you already need it.

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