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Mr.Dan1els Est. 1984

Mr. Dan1els Outerwear

House No. 02

Outerwear built to outlast the decade

Double-faced cashmere, loden, and covert cloth — coats cut long, weighted correctly, and finished to be worn hard for twenty winters.

A man in a belted charcoal cashmere overcoat walking through a stone colonnade in gold light.

The Coat

Weight is the whole argument.

A coat that hangs badly is almost always too light. We work in cloths from 600 to 900 grams — double-faced cashmere, Austrian loden, English covert — because a coat needs mass to fall straight from the shoulder and swing rather than flap.

Seams are taped. Hems are weighted. Collars are hand-felled so they stand when raised and lie flat when not. The lining is cut generously enough to move in a suit jacket underneath, which is a thing most ready-made coats forget.

Cut to your measure, in your length. We do not round to the nearest inch.

Specification

House outerwear, in detail

Models
Polo coat, belted wrap, Chesterfield, covert coat, guard’s coat, and short car coat.
Cloth
Double-faced cashmere, cashmere-camel blends, Austrian loden, English covert, Donegal and Shetland tweeds.
Construction
Taped seams, hand-felled collar, weighted hem, hand-set sleeves, full or half lining in bemberg or silk.
Details
Horn or corozo buttons, hand-worked buttonholes, throat latch, inside chest and passport pockets.
Lead time
Ten to fourteen weeks. Cashmere commissions are placed in spring for winter delivery.
Aftercare
Annual press and re-proof, plus relining when the day comes. Included.
A good coat should be the oldest thing you own and the first thing anyone notices.

— House Note No. 12

By Appointment

Order winter in the spring.

Cashmere and loden commissions are best placed six months ahead. Tell us the length you want and we will draft to it.

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