Gloverall is the traditional British duffle coat brand. Founded in London in 1951 by Harold and Freda Morris, Gloverall began by selling surplus Royal Navy duffle coats, then commissioned new coats to the same pattern when the surplus ran out. We have been making coats in England since 1951 - and we still are: every coat in our Heritage Collection is made in England at our factory outside London.

The Heritage Collection (formerly known as our Signature range) is the core of what Gloverall makes - our duffle coats, peacoats and wool overcoats, cut, stitched and finished in England at a factory that produces exclusively for Gloverall. It is not a limited run or a heritage marketing exercise.

We are just as plain about the rest of the range. Our knitwear is made in Britain. Our other lines - parkas, the Gloverall Outdoor range and accessories - are made by trusted partners elsewhere to the same design standards. This page sets out exactly which coat is made where, so you never have to guess.

For generations, Gloverall has made coats in England that have become part of the country's story. Crafted in the very place that shaped them, our Heritage Collection reflects a commitment to enduring design, honest craftsmanship and garments made to be worn for decades rather than seasons.

For this campaign, we invited five performers whose work represents the breadth of Britain's musical and cultural identity. From traditional folk to contemporary bass music, ballet to heavy metal, each brings their own perspective to what Made in England means today. Wearing pieces from our Made in England Heritage Collection, they celebrate a creative legacy that continues to evolve while remaining rooted in tradition.

Like the music these performers create, every coat in our Heritage Collection carries a story of its own. Made in England using time-honoured methods and enduring materials, they are designed to be worn, lived in and passed on.

Every duffle coat, duffle jacket, peacoat and wool overcoat in the current range. Here is the full list, coat by coat:

Shop the full range in the Heritage Collection, or go straight to men's duffle coats, women's duffle coats, men's peacoats, women's peacoats, men's wool overcoats and women's wool overcoats. The Hynes lives in our Harris Tweed® coats collection.

A duffle coat has more going on than it looks. The hood has to sit right. Toggles need to land at the correct height or the coat will not fasten properly. The shoulder construction determines whether it holds its shape for years or loses it in months. Small tolerances, but they add up.

Making a coat like this is skilled work: cutting cleanly across different wool weights, pressing shaped components so a hood holds its line, attaching toggles and D-ring loops built to take years of daily use. It is not something you can brief into a new factory and expect to get right immediately. Every Heritage Collection coat is cut, stitched and finished in England at our factory outside London - a factory that produces exclusively for Gloverall. A short supply chain means tight oversight, and the coats show it: consistent proportions, clean finishing, storm flaps and toggle attachment done properly.

The range is made in boiled and Melton wools - dense, tightly woven cloths chosen for warmth and structure - alongside Harris Tweed® for the Hynes and Italian wool blends in several styles. The cloth for each coat is listed above, because a page about where things are made should be specific.

And we are equally specific about what is not made in England: our knitwear is made in Britain, and our parkas, Gloverall Outdoor pieces and accessories are made by trusted partners elsewhere to the same design standards. When a Gloverall label says made in England, it means exactly that.

Gloverall turns 75 in 2026. We have been making coats in England since 1951, and the coats themselves are made to last longer still - worn for decades rather than seasons, lived in and passed on. For the full brand story, from a warehouse of surplus Navy duffles to today, see Our Heritage.