A long double breasted wool overcoat for men that looks sharp without trying hard
Some coats do all the work for you, and this is one of them. It is a full-length, double-breasted overcoat in a deep charcoal grey, with two columns of four black buttons, wide notch lapels and a slim, tailored line. In the photos it falls to about mid-calf, which gives you a proper long silhouette rather than a jacket that stops at the hip.
It is made for spring and autumn, in a standard thickness. Think of the cool mornings, the breezy evenings and the days when a sweater is not enough but a heavy winter parka is too much. At $109 with free US shipping, it is a sensible way to get a long, structured coat into your wardrobe.
This is a long double breasted wool overcoat for men who like a clean, classic shape. It comes in Dark Grey, Black and Khaki, in sizes M to 4XL.
Why it works for men who want one good coat for the in-between seasons
A coat like this has one job: make whatever you are wearing underneath look more put together. A long line and a structured front do that well. Here is what stands out.
The double-breasted front and wide lapels
The front has two columns of four black buttons, which gives the coat its formal, traditional look. The wide notch lapels add shape across the chest, and the turn-down collar sits flat and neat when the coat is buttoned. The front opens fully, so you can wear it closed on a cold morning or open when you are walking indoors.
Double-breasted coats look best buttoned, and that is the point of them. If you prefer a looser, more relaxed look, you can leave it open and it still hangs well because of the length.
The long, slim cut
The listing describes the clothing length as long (over 26 inches), and in the photos the coat reaches about mid-calf on the model. That length covers your jacket or suit coat completely and keeps the wind off your legs on a walk.
The cut is slim and tailored. It follows the body rather than hanging in a box shape. The sleeves are full length with button-tab cuffs, a small detail that gives the sleeve a finished look. The photos show a black lining, which makes the coat easy to slip on over knitwear and shirts.
Fabric and feel
The listing describes this as a woolen-fabric coat in the Wool & Blends category. The material is listed as polyester, and the lining is polyester too. No fiber percentages are published, so we cannot tell you how much wool is in the blend, and we would rather say so than guess. What we can say is that the fabric is a solid color with a woolen look in the photos, and it is a standard thickness.
Standard thickness means it is not an insulated winter coat. It suits spring and autumn, and it layers well over a sweater or a light jacket when the temperature drops. If you live somewhere with hard winters, plan to wear it with warm layers underneath or save it for the milder months.
The coat has no hood and no detachable parts. It is a plain, smart-casual overcoat, with the shape doing the talking.
Care instructions
We do not have a manufacturer care label to quote, so check the label sewn into your coat first and follow it. In general, a structured long coat like this is happiest with gentle care:
- Hang it on a wide, sturdy hanger so the shoulders keep their shape.
- Brush it with a soft clothes brush to lift dust and lint.
- Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth rather than soaking the whole coat.
- For a full clean, professional dry cleaning is the safest choice for a tailored coat.
- Let it air out after a damp day before you put it away, and keep it out of tight closets.
Size guide
The coat is offered in M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL and 4XL.
How to measure
No size chart is published for this coat, so the safest approach is to compare your own measurements against a coat you already own and like. Grab a soft tape measure and take these:
- Chest: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, under your arms, keeping it level and snug but not tight.
- Shoulders: Measure straight across your back from one shoulder edge to the other.
- Sleeve: Measure from the shoulder edge down to where you want the cuff to end, usually at the wrist bone.
- Length: Measure from the base of your neck down to where you want the hem. For a mid-calf look, go to the middle of your calf.
Then lay your best-fitting coat flat and measure it the same way. A coat that fits you well now is the most reliable guide you have.
Which size should I choose?
This coat has a slim, tailored cut, so it will sit closer to the body than a boxy overcoat. A few simple rules help:
- If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one. A coat that is a little roomy can still look sharp. One that is too tight across the chest and shoulders will pull when you button it.
- If you plan to wear thick sweaters or a blazer underneath, size up.
- If you mostly wear it over a shirt or a thin knit, your usual size should be fine.
- Check the sleeve length against your own arm measurement, since the cuffs are a visible detail.
Because all sales are final, take a few minutes with the tape measure before you order. If you are unsure, message us before you buy and we will help you think it through.
How to style it
A long double-breasted coat gives you a lot to work with, and the charcoal color goes with almost everything.
With a suit or blazer. Wear it over a suit, shirt and tie for the office. The length covers the jacket fully, so no hem peeks out underneath. Black leather shoes or boots finish the look.
With a sweater and trousers. A knit sweater, dark jeans or chinos and boots make a relaxed smart-casual outfit. Keep the coat buttoned for a clean line.
With a scarf. A plain wool or cashmere-style scarf in navy, burgundy or a lighter grey adds warmth around the lapels and a bit of color against the dark fabric.
All in one tone. Grey on grey, or black on black, looks sleek. Add a white shirt or a light sweater to break it up.
Open and loose. Leave the coat open over a hoodie or a casual shirt for a weekend walk. The long line keeps it looking intentional.
Keep the rest of the outfit simple. The coat has a strong shape and does not need extra decoration. No decorative details are listed, so the buttons, lapels and cuffs carry the design.
Where else you can wear it
The listing calls this style smart casual and suitable for daily wear, and it is easy to see why. It fits into more parts of your week than you might expect.
- Work and commuting: It covers a suit and keeps you comfortable on the walk from the station.
- Dinners and evenings out: The formal front and long line suit a restaurant, a theater or a night in the city.
- Weddings and events: Wear it over a suit on a cool day, in spring or autumn.
- Travel: A long coat works well as an outer layer on a flight or a train, and it looks smart when you arrive.
- Weekends: Wear it with jeans and boots for coffee, errands or a city walk.
It is a spring and autumn coat, so it fits best from early fall through early spring in mild climates, or with warm layers in colder places.
Shipping
Free standard shipping to all 50 US states. Orders are made to order and ship from our production partner within 1 to 3 business days, then arrive in about 7 to 14 business days. You get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
All sales are final
All sales are final. Because every item is made to order, we do not accept returns or exchanges for change of mind or fit, so please check the size information before ordering. If your order arrives damaged, defective or not as described, email us within 14 days of delivery with a photo and we will send a replacement or a refund.
Contact us
Email hello@coatraven.com. A real person replies within one business day.
Why shop with Coat Raven
Coat Raven is a shop that focuses on coats and outerwear, so every page is written with the same question in mind: what would you want to know before you buy? We describe what the photos and specs show, we say plainly when something is not published, and we do not make up details to fill gaps.
You get a clear price in US dollars, free shipping to the US, and a straightforward policy on damaged, defective or wrong items. If you have a question about a coat before you order, ask. We would rather help you pick the right size than have you guess.
Frequently asked questions
Is this coat really wool?
It is listed as a woolen fabric in the Wool & Blends category, and it has a woolen look in the photos. The material is listed as polyester, and no fiber percentages are published. We cannot say how much wool it contains, so treat it as a wool-style blend rather than pure wool.
How long is the coat?
The listing describes it as long, over 26 inches, and in the photos it falls to about mid-calf. The exact length changes with size, and no length chart is published. Measure from your neck to where you want the hem and compare with a long coat you own.
Is it warm enough for winter?
It is made for spring and autumn, in a standard thickness. It is not an insulated winter coat. In cold weather you can wear it with a thick sweater underneath, but for deep winter you will want a heavier coat.
What colors and sizes does it come in?
The colors are Dark Grey, Black and Khaki. The sizes are M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL and 4XL.
Can I return it if it does not fit?
All sales are final, so we do not accept returns or exchanges for fit or change of mind. If the coat arrives damaged, defective or is the wrong item, we will replace or refund it within 14 days of delivery. That is why we suggest measuring carefully before you order.
