Category Archives: Overcoats

Up or Down…………….

…..That is often one of the questions regarding a Polo Coat.  It has evolved over the years and many people have different interpretations, and I am one of them.  My client wanted to wear it without a jacket underneath, and I … Continue reading

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Steven Hitchcock Bespoke Brown Over-Coat…………….

Here’s a brown herringbone over-coat that I made from a W.Bill cloth. My client wished for the coat to have a glove pocket the jettings made from brown velvet the same as the inset velvet collar, the cuffs have a gauntlet finish, and … Continue reading

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Stand and Fall collar Top-Coat……………..

Here’s an overcoat I finished last week you can see this style is a single breasted 4 button front througth (not fly), stand and fall collar over sized flaps slanted at the top but straight at the bottom. On the back we have a box … Continue reading

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Overcoat……….

Here’s another over-coat the same style as one a few post’s before but cut from a grey wool from W.Bill, with a blue inset velvet collar, pleated back and a one button cuff.             

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Overcoats………..

As the nights have started to become darker and colder. It may be time to think of a new over coat. Here’s one that I have just made for one of my clients, please note the half belt with the pleated back, … Continue reading

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Press Evening, Showing an Overcoat and Sports Jacket………….

I took part in my first press event last evening, with another dozen or so representatives of the tailoring trade. It was great fun catching up with some of the other Tailors’s who I don’t get to see every day. My helper for … Continue reading

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The Reflective Coat……

Here is the car coat I have made for one of my clients. The yarn is reflective as you can see by the photos below, when the light (photo flash) hits the cloth the check lights up. This is the … Continue reading

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