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Men's Admiralty Peacoat

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Inspired by naval uniforms from the European and American navies, the peacoat (or pea coat) is known for its heavy wool construction, double-breasted design, and practicality. After WWII, it became a civilian fashion staple and has since remained a timeless outerwear piece.

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    • Background

      Inspired by naval uniforms from the European and American navies, the peacoat (or pea coat) is known for its heavy wool construction, double-breasted design, and practicality. After WWII, it became a civilian fashion staple and has since remained a timeless outerwear piece.

      The Admiralty Peacoat honours this rich heritage while offering a modern, refined twist. It retains the same tailored fit, chunky collar, and 10 embossed anchor buttons as the original Admiralty Peacoat, paying tribute to its nautical roots. Crafted from a double-faced wool blend, this updated version offers a softer feel for enhanced comfort, without sacrificing the structured silhouette and long-lasting durability that define the classic peacoat.

      Design Details

      • Made in England
      • Regular fit
      • Two pockets
      • Front button fastening
      • Anchor embossed buttons
      • Style code: MS5493

      Fabric & Care

      • Main: 80% wool, 20% polyamide
      • Linings: 100% Cotton, 100% acetate
      • Plain face, tonal check reverse
      • 850g/lm
      • Dry clean only
      • Do not machine wash
      • Do not tumble dry
      • Cool iron
      • Do not bleach

    Background

    Inspired by naval uniforms from the European and American navies, the peacoat (or pea coat) is known for its heavy wool construction, double-breasted design, and practicality. After WWII, it became a civilian fashion staple and has since remained a timeless outerwear piece.

    The Admiralty Peacoat honours this rich heritage while offering a modern, refined twist. It retains the same tailored fit, chunky collar, and 10 embossed anchor buttons as the original Admiralty Peacoat, paying tribute to its nautical roots. Crafted from a double-faced wool blend, this updated version offers a softer feel for enhanced comfort, without sacrificing the structured silhouette and long-lasting durability that define the classic peacoat.

    Design Details

    • Made in England
    • Regular fit
    • Two pockets
    • Front button fastening
    • Anchor embossed buttons
    • Style code: MS5493

    Fabric & Care

    • Main: 80% wool, 20% polyamide
    • Linings: 100% Cotton, 100% acetate
    • Plain face, tonal check reverse
    • 850g/lm
    • Dry clean only
    • Do not machine wash
    • Do not tumble dry
    • Cool iron
    • Do not bleach

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