Italian Balmacaan Coat in Camel

This is about as classic as a topcoat gets.The Balmacaan takes its name from the Scottish estate near Inverness where this style was reportedly first seen in the 19th Century. The key attributes are raglan sleeves (unstructured), a fly-button front, a Prussian collar (it resembles a men’s shirt more than a suit lapel) and a slightly slouchy fit. There’s nothing slouchy about the fabrication, though: the cloth is a double-faced wool/cashmere blend for a luxurious yet substantial hand feel and genuine horn buttons.

• Imported Italian fabric.
• 80% virgin wool, 20% cashmere.
• Relaxed fit.
• Fits true to size but the body is relaxed.
• Looks equally smart with everything from joggers up to a suit.
• Style tip: Wear with a bold striped sweater for a graphic pop.
• Dry Clean Only.