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If you want to remove the austerity from a camel-colored duffle coat, we recommend coordinating it with light-colored items.
Camel and brown are standard colors for duffle coats. While it is possible to use similar colors to expand these colors, the overall impression may become too austere. If you want to remove such austerity from your outfit, we recommend using lighter colors elsewhere to give it a refreshing finish. For example, the gentleman shown here wears a camel-colored duffle coat that is almost brown, light gray slacks, pastel pink socks, and white sneakers for a light touch. Because the big silhouette accounts for almost 70-80% of the outfit, the use of color in other items works well.
INVERTERE Duffle Coat
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A clever mix of patterns, backgrounds of items, etc., to create an English mood
A duffle coat with a Black Watch-like pattern, hunting cap, and side gore boots are combined to create an outfit with a British mood. The duffle coat itself has a history of being used by the Royal Navy, so adding not only the pattern and the taste of the item, but also the background of the item will surely add depth to the outfit.
A duffle coat made of knitwear can express a different style of coordination from the standard.
The most common type of duffle coat is a thick melton coat, but the knit-type duffle coats developed by Italian brand Bark and others are also attractive. While the details of a duffle coat with toggles are retained, the texture of the material creates an unusual impression. A short-length coat like the one worn in this styling can be easily thrown on like a knit jacket, so it is sure to play a leading role as outerwear in the early spring.
Bark Knit Duffle Coat
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