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Royal coat that goes well with a suit style (4) “Polo coat

The polo coat has its roots in the weight coats worn by polo players in 19th-century England while waiting between matches, and the coats worn by the British team during breaks in international matches between England and the U.S. in the 1920s attracted attention in the U.S. and spread to the general public in the Eastern and Midwestern United States, led by Ivy League students. It spread to the general public in the eastern and midwestern United States, led by Ivy League students. Later, Brooks Brothers Company introduced a coat of this design under the name of the polo coat. Since then, the name has stuck and has been distributed as a fashion item.

At first glance At first glance, the polo coat looks similar to the Chester and Ulster coats, but the polo coat features a “back belt,” “patch and flap pockets,” “double-breasted 6B tailoring,” “turn-up cuffs (with folded cuffs),” and the classic color is camel. Like the Ulster coat, this outerwear is useful when you want to create a “sportier” impression while maintaining the same dressy taste. (*The difference in design between a polo coat and an Ulster coat is not clearly defined, and the names are sometimes reversed depending on the manufacturer.)

LARDINI Polo coat

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TAGLIATORE Polo Coat

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GABRIELE PASINI Polo coat

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