I love seeing Bean Boots on this list, and scarves. Even where I live in Texas, those are needed items during some of my daily dog walks. Good content here, thank you!
As a former U.S. Navy sailor I have some definite opinions on P-Coats. It's is a very warm piece of gear. UNLESS,... It's windy. After graduating boot camp one very chilly January day in Great Mistakes Illinois, yours truly was assigned the 12:00 to 04:00 watch. I'm pretty sure it was the coldest night in the history of Illinois. So I'm out there checking I.D.s, saluting vehicles that looked like there could be an officer in it, giving directions to Wrigley Field the Shedd Aquarium whatever. Anyway, the wind is whistling, right through that P-Coat. The moral? Don't go in the Navy. Or, wait for a graduation day in July. On the other hand my friend got this Gestapo looking black leather trench coat. You wear that thing with the P-coat under it, I think you could survive the North Pole.😊
IMO that peacoat looks pretty slim and well fitting to me! Are you actually 42" in the chest? What about waist? And this is a size 40? Does it ever feel tight with a thick sweater/layering?
Thank you! I am a size 42 chest, this peacoat by schott (740) runs big. I purchased a 40 long, and it’s got plenty of room. I’ve worn an Oxford shirt, merino sweater and sport coat, and it still fits nicely over that outfit.
The US Navy replaced their traditional pea coat in 2019 with an arguably better functioning parka, but its outerwear that anyone, including the snowplow man, might wear...not that I have anything against snowplow men, like the one who just covered up my freshly-shoveled driveway.
I actually find I wear my parka jacket more in the winter. It ends up being more convenient, as it has a hood, is waterproof, doesn’t collect dust and lint, and is single breasted. It still looks good, especially when it’s less than 10 Fahrenheit.
what oxford shirt brand? i'm a 38 chest in a suit jacket, should i size down to 36 for the schott peacoat if i want to wear an oxford and merino wool sweater? thanks
The Oxford shirt is from Jcrew. Regarding the peacoat, I had to size down one from my normal 42. I would recommend doing the same, although you really should try both sizes and make sure you are comfortable in the smaller size. The peacoat runs large.
Something important about Peacoats is they are designed like suits to be made to measure. Or tailored. You dont buy an off the rack peacoat and wear it. You may get lucky, but its not designed this way. Its better to buy a super cheap made to measure suit or peacoat. Than buy off the rack because its designed for you.
Exactly. Ive been looking for one for a long time, easy enough to order one on eBay but I need to try it on. Pea coats have to fit right. Big enough for a sport coat underneath, but not so big I’m swimming in it.
In suit, I’m a 42 regular. I’m usually a medium in lightweight and heavy jackets. In this Peacoat, I am a 40. They make it in a long version, which I have, since the sleeves were a bit short for a winter jacket on the 40 regular.
I’ve had great luck with Jcrew. They are thicker than Banana Republic and seem to last 2 seasons. Back in college, I also found some at thrift stores for under $10 that lasted a while.
I love seeing Bean Boots on this list, and scarves. Even where I live in Texas, those are needed items during some of my daily dog walks. Good content here, thank you!
Thanks Greg!
As a former U.S. Navy sailor I have some definite opinions on P-Coats. It's is a very warm piece of gear. UNLESS,... It's windy. After graduating boot camp one very chilly January day in Great Mistakes Illinois, yours truly was assigned the 12:00 to 04:00 watch. I'm pretty sure it was the coldest night in the history of Illinois. So
I'm out there checking I.D.s, saluting vehicles that looked like there could be an officer in it, giving directions to Wrigley Field the Shedd Aquarium whatever.
Anyway, the wind is whistling, right through that P-Coat. The moral? Don't go in the Navy. Or, wait for a graduation day in July.
On the other hand my friend got this Gestapo looking black leather trench coat. You wear that thing with the P-coat under it, I think you could survive the North Pole.😊
Thanks for this. I will say my parka is warmer than this peacoat, the wind doesn’t penetrate it as much.
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IMO that peacoat looks pretty slim and well fitting to me! Are you actually 42" in the chest? What about waist? And this is a size 40? Does it ever feel tight with a thick sweater/layering?
Thank you! I am a size 42 chest, this peacoat by schott (740) runs big. I purchased a 40 long, and it’s got plenty of room. I’ve worn an Oxford shirt, merino sweater and sport coat, and it still fits nicely over that outfit.
The US Navy replaced their traditional pea coat in 2019 with an arguably better functioning parka, but its outerwear that anyone, including the snowplow man, might wear...not that I have anything against snowplow men, like the one who just covered up my freshly-shoveled driveway.
I actually find I wear my parka jacket more in the winter. It ends up being more convenient, as it has a hood, is waterproof, doesn’t collect dust and lint, and is single breasted. It still looks good, especially when it’s less than 10 Fahrenheit.
Are sailors still allowed to wear it, or is it considered out of uniform?
Hello, what cut is the legacy Jean you’re wearing? Boot or slim?
This is the slim fit.
what oxford shirt brand?
i'm a 38 chest in a suit jacket, should i size down to 36 for the schott peacoat if i want to wear an oxford and merino wool sweater? thanks
The Oxford shirt is from Jcrew. Regarding the peacoat, I had to size down one from my normal 42. I would recommend doing the same, although you really should try both sizes and make sure you are comfortable in the smaller size. The peacoat runs large.
Something important about Peacoats is they are designed like suits to be made to measure. Or tailored. You dont buy an off the rack peacoat and wear it. You may get lucky, but its not designed this way.
Its better to buy a super cheap made to measure suit or peacoat. Than buy off the rack because its designed for you.
Exactly. Ive been looking for one for a long time, easy enough to order one on eBay but I need to try it on. Pea coats have to fit right. Big enough for a sport coat underneath, but not so big I’m swimming in it.
Great pea cote but I think it’s 80% wool and 20% nylon
Right you are. Thank you.
What size are you in the Peacoat. Regular size vs upsize
In suit, I’m a 42 regular. I’m usually a medium in lightweight and heavy jackets. In this Peacoat, I am a 40. They make it in a long version, which I have, since the sleeves were a bit short for a winter jacket on the 40 regular.
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Best merino wool sweater brand?
I’ve had great luck with Jcrew. They are thicker than Banana Republic and seem to last 2 seasons. Back in college, I also found some at thrift stores for under $10 that lasted a while.
What size is ur ShottNYC peacoat size?
It’s a size 40 Long