Overcoats

For the journey into cooler weather.

A tailored outer layer, with enough room for the wardrobe underneath.

AI-generated style illustration of a man wearing a camel wool overcoat in a showroom setting
AI-generated style illustration, based on our showroom. Final cloth and details are agreed in-store.

Choose your starting point.

Bring or describe the jacket, knitwear or suit you plan to layer. We discuss the climate, coat length and fabric weight before choosing the silhouette.

Single-breasted coats

A clean front with one column of buttons.

Double-breasted coats

An overlapping front with two columns of buttons.

Belted coats

A belt defines the waist or allows a looser, adjustable silhouette.

Make the details yours.

Explore the details below. We’ll help you combine the options that suit your garment, cloth and personal style.

AI-generated detail illustration of wool overcoat lapels, buttons and cloth texture
AI-generated style illustration, based on our showroom. Final cloth and details are agreed in-store.
Collar, lapels & front

Discuss collar shape, notch or peak lapels where appropriate, button arrangement and front overlap.

Length & layering room

Choose the coat length and allow room for your usual suit or knitwear. Bring those layers to the fitting if possible.

Sleeves & pockets

Consider sleeve length over your jacket, pocket position and a pocket style that suits how you use the coat.

Vents, belt & lining

Discuss a back vent for movement, belt details and lining. Choose these alongside the cloth weight and intended climate.

Find your fabric.

Wool and wool blends are starting points for cooler-weather coats. Cotton, linen and synthetic options suit different lighter outerwear designs; confirm the weight for your destination.

Close-up of cream, blue and charcoal cloth textures

Feel the cloth, compare colours and confirm your fabric choice when you visit. Availability and suitability depend on the garment; you don’t need to decide online.

Wool

Available in different weights, textures and finishes. Discuss the drape and warmth you want for your garment.

Cotton

From crisp shirting to more substantial cloth. Compare the weave, weight and feel for the style you have in mind.

Linen

A textured option with natural creasing and a relaxed character. Consider its weight and the structure your garment needs.

Synthetic fabrics

Different compositions offer different finishes, stretch and care properties. We can explain the available options in-store.

Blended fabrics

Combinations of fibres can balance feel, drape, durability and care. Ask us about the composition of the cloth you like.

Jack draping beige cloth over a client’s shoulder to assess its fall

Overcoats from ฿10,000

Starting price for an additional overcoat within the same order. Cloth, design and timing are confirmed before work begins.

Prices are in Thai Baht. Your consultation is the time to agree on fabric, construction, fittings and the final amount.

Let’s find your fit.

Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll take it from there.

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