I am doing a 6 month internship and wear a suit to work every day. The colder months are fast approaching and I was curious as to what the best types of coats/jackets there are to wear over a suit jacket.
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I like the trenchcoats from London Fog
Agree... London Fog overcoats
Chesterfield
Raincoats (Originally Posted: 07/02/2007)
Any suggestions on types of raincoats to buy if you wear a suit to work everyday?
Aquascutum made the first raincoat, which was produced for the British cav.
What is a cav? Do you mean chav?
cavalry
Mens of culture and heritage I see you
Billy Reid has awesome coats. Unfortunately they are a bit pricey, but will last you a long time.
Slim Fit Top Coats? (Originally Posted: 10/27/2010)
Anyone know of any slim fit top coats right now. I'm looking for a grey one thats 3/4. Thanks
Caruso, Black Label RL
googled caruso didn't find anything. Anyone else?
Caruso is a new line carried Bergdorfs/Neimans - price point is 1600 Also check out Canali top coats - price point 1500 but sales up to 30% put you at around 1040 with taxes
Not sure of your style/price point but here are some brands that are dece, alot of them are starting to go more slim fit as well.
J Crew Uniqlo (Cheap) H&M (Slim Fit and Cheap, will last you 1-2seasons) Theory
Banana Republic Kenneth Cole Armani Exchange (I know what your thinking but their outerwear isnt bad)
If you want some qualified opinions head to
www.styleforum.net
or here
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=83398
Uniqlo, can't go wrong with this one. I believe you can pick one up for $80 and it's made of great quality and stitching. Please, DON'T ride the Burberry wagon. Thanks.
you should definitely at least go look at uniqlo. they cost $79
+1 for Caruso.
-Ralph Lauren BL -John Varvatos -Paul Smith
+1 on the Banana Republic overcoat. I Just scooped one up today, make sure to get one size larger though they are a bit tight. I'm sure the BR's near you have a discount right now, i got mine for $95 marked down from $275!!!
They are more modern looking/fitting and slightly above the knee.
If this is for the office rather than an interview you want one comfortable even if it may be more casual than you would wear to an interview.
BR are good, and there are often 35-40% off coupons (Search slickdeals) Brings this down to $200 http://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=14845&vid=1&pid=685…
http://www.zara.com/us/en/man/coats-and-trench-coats/coat-with-high-kni… http://www.zara.com/us/en/man/coats-and-trench-coats/contrasting-faux-l… http://www.massimodutti.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product/duttius/e… http://www.hm.com/us/product/15418?article=15418-A
Topcoat for interview (Originally Posted: 12/08/2010)
Would you normally wear one of these to an entry level interview? I feel like more established employees would wear these but I guess given the current weather they make sense
is this a serious question? why would you not wear a topcoat if its cold outside? dont freeze your ass off
Most 1st year analysts here have topcoats. I reiterate what the above poster says: wear a coat when it's cold out.
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Everyone else will be wearing one. It's just part of the attire. Whatever you do, don't wear a peacoat or a ski jacket with a suit. Probably better to freeze than show up in that.
Actually, you must be thinking of top hat. That's what more established employees would wear.
dude, no matter how dumb you may look in a ski parka, even, you'll look better than if you show up with a runny nose, shivering. don't worry about style, worry about substance.
and listen - no interviewer is going to judge a college kid for not owning a topcoat. if they do - well, that interviewer's a prick and you don't want to work with people like that anyways. wear what you have with confidence and let your interview skills do the job for you.
Will Smith got a job in just a wife-beater and slacks so I wouldnt worry too much about your topcoat debate...
^He's also a telemarketer.
So is "topcoat" referring to an "overcoat", as in one that extends past the knees, or are we talking about a "topcoat" in the traditional sense that stops at or before the knees?
Not being an ass, just curious as to what everyone is wearing.
Regards
cphbravo96--I've seen both on the Street and I would think both would be acceptable.
It's a coat. It's going in the closet or on the back of a chair as soon as you arrive.
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Any opinions on this topcoat: http://www.express.com/slim-fit-topcoat-28794-97.pro?Mpper=3&Mpos=28&Mc…
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Yeah I usually don't buy formal attire from express but I'm able to get the coat for a little under $200. I'm looking for a slimmer fit topcoat for ~$200 max, what other places do you recommend I look?
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If you're NYC-based, hit up the Nordstrom's Rack in Union Square. Nordstrom's usual selection, limited a bit of course, but also marked down noticeably.
the Express topcoat looks like it has no vents. which means, a no-go.
I would say decent, marked-down slim topcoats are overwhelmingly in the 150-300 range
Are vents the slits in the backside of the topcoat?
Yes, haha. Vents are slits in the back of any coat.
Thanks! This will be my first topcoat so I wanna make sure I get something appropriate yet affordable. I appreciate all the info A Posse Ad Esse
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Trench coat would look great over a suit in the fall. Get a charcoal or black one. Make sure to check out overstock.dot.com for the best deals on affordable coats.
Also here are a good guide for coats overall fall/winter and a video:
http://www.askmen.com/fashion/fashiontip_400/418_fashion_advice.html
Good Black Wintercoats for men? I'm sick of shit that keeps ripping (Originally Posted: 11/14/2011)
I'm sick of the shit I buy from Macy's. I got this current wintercoat for $299 last December, and only wear it half the year, and already the fucking buttons are falling off.
I know what good brands are for suits and stuff, but I know nothing about coats.
I currently wear a long black wintercoat that goes down to a few inches above my ankles with a scarf and then tie and shirt inside it.
what are some good reliable coat brands (below $500 - saving my bonus for shit i actually need) that won't rip?
UNRELATED: black leather gloves make me feel so bad ass.
Nothing's gonna go better with your gloves than this bad boy. Price is right, too:
http://www1.burlingtoncoatfactory.com/bcf/Racing-Jacket-with-Removable-…
[quote=Edmundo Braverman]Nothing's gonna go better with your gloves than this bad boy. Price is right, too:
http://www1.burlingtoncoatfactory.com/bcf/Racing-Jacket-with-Removable-…]
LOL i like it. gonna get it. wow thanks a lot. the streamlined leather design helps me sustain my stamina throughout a rough trading day
I generally buy winter gear from LL Bean. It lasts forever.
A lot of people on WS wear peacoats. The look nice, but have gained popularity with hipsters lately., if you care about that. The also don't do much in the rain. Still, this one is solid:
http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/70786?feat=504714-GN2&productId=1189149&…
My feeling is that your winter coat need not be particularly good looking. You take it off once you get to work anyways. I have used this coat in a shorter length, and it is fantastic:
http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/56530?feat=504714-GN2&productId=1081998
In descending order:
Custom cashmere topcoat: $1,000 - $10,000+ * I wear my grandfather's sometimes, and it's 60 years old: these things will last forever if you take care of them. Are a luxury, buy when you hit 'baller' status.
Sacks 5th Ave / Off-5th topcoats: $300 - $1,500 * I'll be buying one soon, they're pretty good and look almost like the high end stuff. Avoid anything 'fashionable' like Burberry or Armani, unless you're trying to get demoted or picked up at a gay bar.
Century 21 downtown: $90 - $400 * Decent coats that will last for a season or two, but probably the what you're dealing with now.
DO spend a few bucks extra on something nice because good ones are very warm and senior staff dig them (for whatever the reason). Just like with clothing, people can tell the difference between the real thing and a knockoff (especially older people) and just as with office attire, they will judge you based on your appearance. Fortunately, the women in my office like to play dress up so I don't need a fashion consultant or any of that nonsense, but invest in a good coat, take care of it, and you'll never have to bother with shopping for another.
nice. will look into it!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NY-GIANTS-STARTER-JACKET-XXL-/190598462790?pt=U…
[quote=TonyPerkis]http://www.ebay.com/itm/NY-GIANTS-STARTER-JACKET-XXL-/190598462790?pt=U…]
Pullover or bust!
[quote=TonyPerkis]http://www.ebay.com/itm/NY-GIANTS-STARTER-JACKET-XXL-/190598462790?pt=U…]
man that's some hot shit. maybe i'll pair it with some power clown pants on my next client meeting?
Not sure what you are willing to spend, but if you are looking for a good-quality coat to hold on to for a long-time, I'd recommend Krane Design. Their products are made in Canada.
For some further reviews, check here.
You could probably find one on sale if you do some searching.
Take a look at Charles Tyrwhitt. Saw that they had coats on sale for ~$350. I've never had their outerwear, but their shirts tend to be well built.
All joking aside, I've been rocking a Driza-Bone for years now. Best winter coat I've ever owned. The oil-skin is completely water resistant, the coat is warm all by itself, but you can also buy a liner for it. You can get one for $249 online, but they used to be a lot cheaper (before they got popular).
http://www.drizabone.com.au/store/product/riding-mens-coat-black-s/
[quote=Edmundo Braverman]All joking aside, I've been rocking a Driza-Bone for years now. Best winter coat I've ever owned. The oil-skin is completely water resistant, the coat is warm all by itself, but you can also buy a liner for it. You can get one for $249 online, but they used to be a lot cheaper (before they got popular).
http://www.drizabone.com.au/store/product/riding-mens-coat-black-s/[/qu…]
woah never knew that existed. reminds me of the matrix haha. can probably hide a couple uzi's underneathe that so nobody piss me the fuck off
Where is the coat ripping or are the buttons just falling off?
Take better care of your stuff.
thanks for the tips people! will be buying a new coat soon
I don't know how different it is from what you're getting from Macy's but I have a great winter coat that's Bloomingdales brand that I got for 250. Been wearing it for two years and it's taken a fair amount of abuse but holding up really well.
I've been feeling topcoats and chesterfields a lot lately.
Uniqlo had some nice wool chesterfields last season. I regret not getting one (it was on sale for $60).
Overcoat- 38'' vs 34''? (Originally Posted: 11/25/2011)
I'm 5'9''-5'10'' The 38'' overcoats seem to be too long, but I think 34'' is too short to wear over a suit... Any opinions from more experienced :) ?
Thanks.
uhh 36"?
why are you posting on this site? lol
http://community.macys.com/ ....
just go with the one that matches your purse
overcoats are going to feel very large because they have to fit over your suit... the correct length should be around your knee. http://artofmanliness.com/2010/10/20/man-guide-trench-coat/
Need a nice winter coat (Originally Posted: 12/14/2011)
It's starting to get cold and I'm in the market for a new one.
Either black or grey. I like coats that end at the waist (or very slightly below the waist). It could be a pea coat or zip up. Wool preferable but I just need to keep warm because I walk a lot in the city.
Budget: Trying to keep it at 300 but wouldn't mind going up to 400 if it's something really reallllllly jawesome.
Thanks!
If you get a trench coat, you may want consider getting one with a zip-out liner. Depending on the coat, you may be able to get some extra wear out of it as you'll be able to wear it both in the fall and winter.
Mine's made with bald eagle feathers and lined with real panda fur.
J Crew's University Coat or Peacoat (both are offered with thinsulate) are really warm, and under $300.
Ask your mom to buy you one.
Go to Century 21 downtown before 9AM and ask the nice old guy with gray hair and wide rimmed glasses for help: he worked at GS years ago and now works semi-retired in retail (he drove his wife nuts and she made him get a part time job...) He will help you find a coat for under $200 that will make you look good, and you will be indistiguishable from rich kids unless someone starts checking labels (CK/Polo v custom handmade).
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NY-GIANTS-1990S-ADULT-SMALL-STARTER-JACKET-GOOD…
its a no brainer
you can get something really nice (like burberry) at Nordstrom Rack for these money
Oh you need nice winter coat.I have also visited for that to one online shoppe it is having really nice collection of winter collection for men as well as women.You can nice winter leather coats from there.For more information visit at: http://www.leathericon.com/
Lemme know when you find a good one.
Interested as well
They make this thing called an 'overcoat' I hear it's the tits.
(Summer intern) waistcoat with suit? (Originally Posted: 09/10/2012)
Is wearing a 3 piece suit okay for a summer intern or is that one of the unspoken MUST NOT?
I realise there's quite a few differences with office fashion conventions between US and London/Europe. I'm talking about in London if it makes a differences..
just no.
it definitely depends on where you are interning. A more formal firm would definitely want you to wear a suit, but an informal firm you can wear whatever everyone else is wearing. I don't think it would be stupid to call HR and ask what everyone wears
you might also want to inquire about the firm's policy on tophats while you're at it.
What sort of monocle and pocketwatch will you use as accessories?
Only appropriate if you pair it with a matching ascot.
Just walk in there like Charlie Chaplin first day. I'm sure it'd be fine
Lol. Sorry, but no...
Where can I buy an overcoat? (Originally Posted: 12/24/2012)
With one of those brightly colored collars? I saw a guy wearing a coat with the collar popped, and the underside of the collar was bright red....it looked awesome.
Burberry trench coat if you got the spare change, otherwise trench coat from other brand
http://bit.ly/12LIcJk
Normally I would do that ST, but on doing a quick search I didn't find anything similar to what OP was looking for... any chance you have a picture of said overcoat OP?
http://www.bonobos.com/khaki-coats-for-men-the-gramercy
Can't speak to the above mentioned places but in my experience if you wait until ~ late January you can score some great deals at stores like Nordstrom's etc.
I actually hate overcoats since they leave your chest exposed, which sucks when you are going no tie, unless you wear a scarf. Much prefer car coats that zip up, or lined trenchcoats.
Overcoat length (Originally Posted: 01/06/2013)
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Nah man. Get this: http://www.bonobos.com/khaki-coats-for-men-the-gramercy
above your knees but halfway down your thigh....or BTs pic! lol
Isn't that the 3/4 style though? I have a full length one.
Members Only jackets are making a comeback. You heard it here first.
Best/Appropriate Coats to Wear With Suits? (Originally Posted: 03/27/2013)
I don't really like wearing coats in the first place but it obviously gets cold especially in the city. I figure there will be some sales now that summer is coming so not looking to break the bank.
Suggest Away.
I've got one from BB
I bought the Charles Tyrwhitt charcoal covert coat on sale for $299 down from $600 and I loooove it. They're still on sale for that price.
I used to wear a Barbour coat, after my first bonus I got a burberry trench, 3 bonuses later I got one custom made. Looks dope. Got bright blue under the collar so it gives it that pop when i got my collar popped yo.
I second a Charles Tyrwhitt Charcoal covert coat but I would also recommend that you may also go for a custom tailored coat. My personal favorite is Crown Tailor based in Bangkok but they also travel to US around march. Here is the link to their website, you can contact and ask when would they be there. I for one can vouch for these guys, worth every penny. http://www.crowntailor.com Cheers!
Thanks guys. Are there particular styles which are acceptable to wear or not wear?
@Stryfe - I like the $300 recommendation. Would you also know other places like this that may have sales on coats?
I have the J. Crew University Coat in grey and black and really like it.
http://www.jcrew.com/mens_category/outerwear/wool/PRDOVR~96037/96037.jsp
Right now they're on sale for $150 after 25% off and free shipping. Great coat and definitely warm enough for NYC/east coast. I've worn it over my suit a couple times and it fits/looks great. For size reference, I wear a 40R suit (40S in some brands) and have the "Regular - Small" size J Crew University Coat.
Bad idea. You are going to want a long trench coat with a liner that zips out so you can use it both in the winter and summer. Don't get anything like a pea coat as the fibers will often stick to shirts. You are also going to want something that covers you legs while you are sitting on the subway/metronorth/path or even in a cab.
Overcoats you might eventually need as a grown-up who lives in New York:
-- Navy blue overcoat -- Charcoal overcoat -- Beige raincoat -- Black or dark gray Chesterfield coat
I have all 3. I recommend getting a heavier wool overcoat/chesterfield if you're in NYC.
A mac raincoat would also be good for the spring as well.
Like others here, Charles Tyrwhitt Covert Coat
Do you own a topcoat? (Originally Posted: 08/01/2013)
Do you own a topcoat?
Any recommended brands and colors?
Yes, I prefer Hugo Boss, Lagerfeld or Joop, in black or dark blue.
got one from tommy hilfiger, dark blue (would recommend this as well or black, but some people would probably hate that just like a black suit, dark blue/navy/whatever you want to call it will be safe), friend has one that looks exactly the same but from some other brand I don't recall now, most of them look exactly the same these days, just shop around and try them on to see how they fit and feel, don't just pick the name
oh, I would also suggest staying away from ankle length ones
Picked one up at Macy's 5 years ago, can't recall the brand, but its Charcoal and gets the job done.
I have a Kenneth Cole one and a Jos Bank one. Jos Bank is much heavier for when the weather in Chi starts touching single digits. Probably going to get a Brooks one for myself for Christmas this year just to class things up a bit.
Also, I definitely wouldn't go ankle length, but I go 3/4's down to around the knees. I need it when that wind whips off Lake Michigan in January
Burberry still makes great top coats
Go for either navy blue or charcoal -- the only black coat you'll ever need will be a Chesterfield (which can also be charcoal). The topcoat/overcoat/whatever is a fairly necessary piece of clothing for an adult professional (meaning you won't regret buying a quality topcoat, so just fucking do it).
@carlfox -- Burberry is still great for raincoats, but I wouldn't recommend them for a basic topcoat.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with a black top coat. Black is the most widely available color and the most common one I have seen. This isn't a suit we are talking baout.
burberry all the way
Don't have one myself, but have always admired Billy Reid and have read that they have awesome coats.
EDIT: And at a reasonable price when compared with the likes of Burberry and other designer brands.
I have a top coat and thank you for this thread because it reminds me that I need a new one
Yes, every guy should have one.
I have three in charcoal, black, and navy. It's such an essential piece that you can really wear it with anything.
Marc Jacobs
Fall jackets/coats (Originally Posted: 10/10/2013)
First fall coming up on wall street. I am wondering what to wear for the season. My office is business casual. Do most people wear sportscoats? My last fall jacket was a north face fleece so I need a little (lot) of help here. Thanks.
I recommend a good wool topcoat/chesterfield.
Always thought peacoats were more casual, so you can really get both and switch up.
I don't have a good fall or spring jacket, but have been looking. I guess the benefits of wearing a suit allows you to be comfortable during these seasons and have the heavy top coat in the winter.
London Fog Aiden coat, I'm about to purchase it, heard great things and has good color options. Going with the black though. On sale $99
Used some crappy peacoat last year, donated it to goodwill after the winter cause it was a POS. Don't remember the brand.
If you have the money for them, All Saints and Billy Reid have a few nice winter/fall coats.
I have a few long peacoats that is pretty good looking. They look professional/casual at the same time.
invest in some thick wool cardigans, nice change of pace from coats
Get something that keeps you warm.
You can get a nice London Fog / Ralph Lauren top coat for fairly cheap. I recently got a nice one with a removable liner so can be used as a rainjacket in fall / spring and a winter jacket when it gets colder
Any Barbour or Patagonia fleece
any thoughts on London fog golf jacket?
You can go for London Fog, Lexington Company or Ralph Lauren top coat and jackets. They have really nice collection of jackets with removable liner that can be used as a rainjacket in fall / spring and a winter jacket also.
Thinking about picking up a barbour jacket soon
Topcoats for banking internships (Originally Posted: 12/02/2013)
Im thinking about purchasing the university coat from j crew and was wondering if i can use that as a top coat. i plan to wear suit and the university coat over the suit. it will be for winter internships in nyc. is it too casual or maybe too short to wear as a topcoat? thanks !!
This looks like almost a cross between a peacoat and a donkey jacket. Both are considered casual jackets and should not be worn with a suit.
Having said that, if you are loking for a value purchase that you can also wear on campus it makes sense and you will get away with it imo.
However if you are looking for a dedicated work jacket it would be a no. Get something that finishes just above the knee...much sharper more professional look.
perhaps i've seen American Psycho one too many times. but I wear an overcoat similar to this http://www.brooktaverner.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df7…
I wear it around university sometimes, not often, and always to internships. seems to go down well, although I am in London for what it's worth
Thank you both for the comments! @Maherj1 .. Yes as you mentioned.. I am l wanna be able to wear it on campus as well.. So I guess for now I should purchase this one,?? So I am guessing as both of you mentioned,, that I should buy something that reaches down to my knee for more professional look... right?!
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