They do, but you're still going to get quite warm. Try a duster (there's a difference) instead, they usually are better in the heat.seydaman said:
Trench Coat?
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And you will be more free in your movements because dusters are usually slitted up to the waist.
I love my long brown coat, i wouldn't consider it a trench, although it does fit the same size description.
Had it since i was 17 and i bought it purely for the fact it had purple lining on the inside.
Had it since i was 17 and i bought it purely for the fact it had purple lining on the inside.
Exactly. If a trench coat get a fedora, if a duster get a cowboy hat and if a great coat get either a cap, some form of helmet or one of those Russian beanies (I have no idea what they are called).C Lion said:
I have a gentleman's overcoat, on the principle that:
1. England is cold, and overcoat's a warm.
2. No matter what is said, it still looks rather cool.
3. It conceals whatever contrabrand I might be carrying.
1. England is cold, and overcoat's a warm.
2. No matter what is said, it still looks rather cool.
3. It conceals whatever contrabrand I might be carrying.
Greatcoats don't make you look badass, but they can make you look quite dapper. Especially if you have a Tilly hat and a scarf to go with it.Reaperman Wompa said:
Speaking through personal experience here.
This is going to sound ridiculous, but I have three of the things, all different styles, and all from the same company--Red Balls on Fire. Yes, it's the real name, and yes, it's like "A Tribe Called Quest", you say the whole thing. Depending on the kind you want, my favorite one has high cuffs with "silver" buttons on them and closes at the waist with three more buttons, the coat itself is made of thick, brushed cotton--it's almost like canvas, I've had it for almost five years with no real problems, typical wear and tear, etc.seydaman said:
Actually, if you go here http://www.redballs.com/id4.html you'll see the coat I'm talking about, right side, third one down
EDIT: After checking the prices on the site, I feel compelled to tell you that I bought mine at Goth Profit for MUCH cheaper...I got mine for around fifty bucks as opposed to the two hundred they want.
The coat I speak of satisfies both criteria, if it's a bit chilly out, button it, otherwise wear it open; there's no lining to speak of, it's just double layered heavy cotton, as I said earlier.seydaman said:
What would be good fun is ware yur Trench Coat with shorts. then go into a crowd and slowly unbutten it.
Or another fav, get another friend (w/ a trench coat) and walk into a public place (mall, school, exc...) keep eye contact with your partner in a very public way, and keep noding at each other every few seconds.
Or another fav, get another friend (w/ a trench coat) and walk into a public place (mall, school, exc...) keep eye contact with your partner in a very public way, and keep noding at each other every few seconds.
