Next, we introduce the royal brands of trench coats!
Royal road brand of trench coat ①Burberry (Burberry)
The long-established brand “Burberry” started in 1856 when Thomas Burberry opened a clothing store in Basingstoke, London. Burberry”. Many people probably think of this brand first when they hear the word “trench coat. Burberry is also the creator of gabardine fabric, and has a history of producing and supplying trench coats during the war. From Burberry, we introduce the Kensington. It is one of the eternal standard models, known as “heritage trench,” and while it has a trendless design that follows vintage-inspired details, the silhouette and length are modernized, making it attractive and wearable in a modern mood. The lining is lined with a familiar check pattern. The lining is lined with a familiar checkered pattern for an elegant mood.
Royal road brand of trench coat②Aquascutum (Aquascutum)
“Aquascutum” is one of the brands said to be the origin of trench coat, established by John Emary in 1851. Aquascutum”. Since its establishment, the brand has been at the forefront of the industry with its superior craftsmanship and technological innovation, and two years later became popular for being the first in the world to invent waterproof wool fabric. The brand name is a coined word combining the Latin words “aqua” for water and “scutum” for shield, meaning “waterproof. The KINGSGATE we picked up is one of Aquascutum’s most classic models. It has an authentic look that follows classic details, so it fits over a suit or everyday clothes without any discomfort.
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目次を表示The royal brand of trench coats (3)ANATOMICA
Anatomica is the original brand of a select store that started in Paris, France in 1994. The brand is based on the concept of “America from a European point of view,” and specializes in beautiful American items with a Western perspective and a reduced sense of martial arts. One of Anatomica’s staples is the trench coat. The details have all the classic points, but the fitting is modern. The relaxed, oversized silhouette makes it a beautifully wearable piece. The material used is cotton gabardine, which is water-repellent and can be enjoyed as it ages.
The royal brand of trench coats (4)Mackintosh
This long-established brand was founded by Charles Mackintosh in Glasgow, England in 1823. It is also known as one of the three major brands of coats. The popular “Fetler” model is tailored with wool to create an image that is not too formal. It boasts high versatility with a short length that can be used for both business and casual outfits. It also goes well with knitwear and sweatshirts, not to mention shirts, so it can be worn with any top.
Royal brand of trench coat (5)GRENFELL
The long-established English brand “Grenfell” is recognized as a royal warrant brand and has received a royal warrant from the current Queen Elizabeth. This brand is called “Grenfell Cross” and “Grenfell Coat”. The brand is famous for its original fabric called Grenfell Cross. This special cotton gabardine fabric was created when Lord Grenfell was asked to develop a fabric that was “lightweight, durable, waterproof, windproof, and breathable” to protect oneself in the harsh natural environment. The texture of the fabric, with its moderate firmness and luster, gives it the air of dignity that mature men have been looking for in a trench coat. The KENSINGTON2, known as a standard model, can be worn for many years without going out of style. The cool navy and navy color scheme of the KENSINGTON2 introduced here does not come with a liner, but it is fully lined, so it is also warm.
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Trench Coat Royal Brand ⑥SANYOCOAT
In 2013, Sanyo Shokai established the tag line “TIMELESS WORK. The “100-year coat” was produced as a project to embody this. Based on classical craftsmanship that will always remain valuable, the coat is carefully sewn with the aim of making a coat that will be loved and used for a long time. The outer fabric is made of high-density yarn-dyed Egyptian cotton “GIZA,” which is said to be the finest cotton available. The warp and weft yarns are each twisted in an optimal manner, and the coat is treated with a water repellent/oil repellent finish, so it can be expected to work well as a raincoat. Aomori Sanyo Sewing, one of Japan’s top sewing companies, is in charge of sewing. Many important details of the coat, such as the characteristic split raglan sleeves that give both a clean impression and a comfortable fit, the collar with a three-dimensional feel, and the through pocket that allows access to small items on the inside without leaving the front buttons closed, have been finished with reliable techniques.
