Coats

Men’s Coats are outerwear garments, worn on the upper body up to mid-stomach length for warmth or insulation, or fashion. Coats typically have full sleeves and are open down the front, generally closed using buttons, and zippers. In this article, we will share a list of raw materials used for making coats (for men or women).

MEN COATS(NLC)

Every man’s closet needs a raincoat. On those dreary days when the weather is calling for rain, put on a sleek raincoat designed to help keep you warm and dry. A raincoat for men is typically knee-length, while rain jackets are usually waist-length. Remember, a raincoat should be roomy enough so you can wear it with layers (think sweaters, button-up shirts, and long-sleeve T-shirts). Not a fan of traditional raincoats? Check out waterproof Pea coats or windbreakers as stylish alternatives.
Like any other raincoat, a trench men’s coat should fit on the roomier side so it’s comfortable. This style is perfect for pairing with your suits for an office-ready look or over a tuxedo for your next black-tie affair. Heading out for the weekend? Trench coats can look great with your favorite jeans, too.

The classic men’s coats are the ultimate raincoat designed with features like storm flaps to keep water out. Suited for sophisticated styles, this type of men’s coat helps protect you from harsh conditions. Like any other raincoat, a men’s trench coat should fit on the roomier side so it’s comfortable. This style is perfect for pairing with your suits for an office-ready look or over a tuxedo for your next black-tie affair. Heading out for the weekend? A trench coat can look great with your favorite jeans, too.