The Bridge Coat east harbour surplus

The Bridge Coat east harbour surplusA luxury pea coat designed for tailoring. Given how diverse and fluid modern wardrobes are, pea coats are an incredibly useful piece of menswear. Few other things are versatile enough to go with smart jackets and trousers, but also with jeans and knitwear. But theyre rarely designed with tailoring in mind usually too short to cover a traditional suit jacket, and too small in the shoulder and sleeve. The PS Bridge Coat was based off the standard pea

The design

The Wool Walker fits true to size

woven on vintage looms in Japan

The cut of the shorts is slightly looser than our previous model

The book is supported by Viberg

The cover story is an exclusive behind-the-scenes visit to Cesare Attolini: no one apart from Permanent Style has the experience to really put Attolini into real context

It is relatively long

"The Bridge Coat has more fitted style with only 2 inches of room

given the thickness of the material

as well as reducing shrinkage to virtually nothing - on a par with any compact fine shirting

5 and 9 depending on width

It makes the action back work so well