Hooded Wool-Blend Duffle Coat

Nearly a century of history. Still the only coat built to close with frozen hands.

The duffle coat earned its reputation the hard way — on North Atlantic decks, where horn toggles meant sailors could fasten their coats with numb, gloved fingers. By mid-century it was on the backs of Elvis, James Dean, and Steve McQueen, and nothing about the formula needed fixing. This one keeps every element that made the original stick: thick wool-blend cloth with real weight, four horn-style toggles on cord loops, a full attached hood on a wide collar, two deep patch pockets, and a relaxed cut that falls just above the knee with room to breathe over a heavy sweater.

• Horn-Style Toggles - Four toggle fastenings on cord loops close easily and intuitively, even with gloves on.
• Thick Duffle Cloth - Smooth matte wool-blend fabric with real density holds warmth reliably from fall through spring.
• Full Attached Hood - A generous hood mounted on a wide collar stands in for an umbrella on raw, wet mornings.
• Deep Patch Pockets - Two large hip pockets are sized to swallow gloves, a phone, and keys without crowding.
• Roomy Classic Cut - Relaxed through the chest and shoulders so it layers over a chunky sweater without a fight.
• Just-Above-the-Knee Length - The hem hits at a classic mid-length that covers without restricting your stride.

The Feel: Dense and warm. Softly structured. Roomy through the body. Reassuringly heavy.