London Fog Men’s Iconic Trench Coat, Covert Green, 48 Long
A timeless silhouette that endures any winter trend, London Fog’s trench coats for men will add a lasting edge to your cold-weather wardrobe. Versatile enough to pair with a suit for the office or with your relaxed, weekend wear, our men’s trench coats come in lightweight fabrics that are perfect for layering and staying warm.
A timeless silhouette that endures any winter trend, London Fog’s trench coats for men will add a lasting edge to your cold-weather wardrobe. Versatile enough to pair with a suit for the office or with your relaxed, weekend wear, our men’s trench coats come in lightweight fabrics that are perfect for layering and staying warm.
Product Features
- 44 inch
- Detachable wool blend top collar
- Gun patch, epaulets, and sleeve straps
- Full body and sleeve removable liner
- Two lower angled pockets
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fantastic coat; note caveats I love, and recommend, this coat. It is well made and fits as advertised (a little large). As several other reviews mention, it is designed to fit over a suit; I wear a 40R (UK) perfectly, and this 38R fits generously over my suit–even with the liner.Too bad it is made in China, but I guess you can’t get away from that anymore.Two caveats:1. The color IS AS ADVERTISED–at least the coat that I received. I wanted the darker green-brown highlighted in the…
Twenty years ago this was a very different trench coat. I bought this trench coat to replace the one I wore as a young professional twenty years ago, and that I’ve put on just enough weight to not be able to wear. I sort of wondered how they cost about the same after so much time.Well, this new “Iconic” is just that, a symbol of the real thing. My original was made of cotton and polyester and in the U.S.A. It had a tough but still sort of natural feel to it; like I was wearing something substantial and quality. This coat is…
Great coat, but the picture depicting the color of “British Khaki” is wrong. Buy the coat anyway! Marvelous construction, proper fit, and sturdy hardware. The only thing you should be cautious of is the color of the British Khaki. The photo online (as it appears on my Retina display) shows it as more of a tan/camel brown. In reality, it is much closer to the dark brown seen on World War I military uniforms (hence the name: British Khaki”). It’s a great coat, I love it, and you should grab this steal of a deal while you can!Here’s a link to a picture showing the proper color…