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A Winter Coat Exposé

Written by Kirk, Sunday, November 8th, 2009 in Doing it Right, Fashion
fulllength-gapIt’s getting colder in most corners of the world, which means it’s time to bundle up and fight off the ice and the snow- so here are 5 different coats that are great purchases for that very purpose.

Duffle Coats

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Duffle Coats are stereotypically wool coats of 3/4 length, usually slightly baggy, with toggle fasteners in a single breast, and sometimes featuring a neck strap of some kind. These have recently come into high fashion again, and are easy to pick up at a variety of stores.

The Pros:Very fashionable now, relatively cheap, great quality, classic style.
The Cons:Sometimes too baggy, too bulky. May fall out of fashion.

Pictured: Topman Charcoal Wool Mix Duffle Coat, $160

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2 Responses to “A Winter Coat Exposé”

  1. loopy - November 8th, 2009 at 10:57 pm

    Good article, but as a courtesy to those of us in Australia and other countries now heading into Summer, do you think you could do an article or two on summer-type clothing as well?

  2. wallaby - November 10th, 2009 at 4:56 pm

    Looks like the typical athletic winter coat didn’t make the list… I guess I don’t consider my black Adidas coat very fashionable, but it is indeed functional. :]

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