How These Coats Are Built

Cowhide is selected for structured coats where the leather needs to hold a shoulder line and resist creasing at the hem. For slimmer, fashion-forward silhouettes, we use lambskin — it molds to the body after a few wears without bagging at the elbows or collar.

Interior lining is viscose on most styles — it slides cleanly over layered clothing and doesn't trap heat the way polyester does. Stitching runs double on stress points: pocket openings, collar attachment, and belt loops if present.

This category includes:

• Long overcoats and mid-length trench-style cuts in cowhide
• Slim-drape lambskin coats for layered or dress wear
• Belted and unbelted silhouettes across classic and contemporary fits

Construction specifics:

• Genuine leather throughout — no bonded or split-hide panels
• YKK zippers on all closures, snap buttons where specified
• Flat-felled or whip-stitched seams depending on style

Fit & Sizing

Our coats run true to size with a structured shoulder and slightly relaxed chest — built to wear over a sweater or jacket. Measure chest and sleeve length before ordering; the size guide on each product page walks through both. If your measurements fall between sizes or you want a modified length, our custom order option handles it without a long lead time.

Care

Hang on a wide shoulder hanger — wire hangers deform the collar over time. Wipe surface dirt with a damp cloth and condition once a season with a leather cream, not an oil-based product. Keep away from direct heat sources during drying.

If you need a specific cut, length, or hide weight not shown here, contact us for a custom order.