WeatherCold & Dry

Overcoat Tailoring

A navy overcoat over a charcoal turtleneck and flannel trousers, for an office day with an edge.

Why it works

A long wool coat over a turtleneck is the warmest way to keep an office look sharp.

When to wear it

cold commutes

winter meetings

office days

The look

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