John Tailor
Man in a tailored overcoat in Paris

Outerwear

A coat decides the distance.

The last thing you put on. The first thing they see.

01 — The Overcoat

The layer that finishes the suit.

Cut long. Cut over your tailoring. Never an afterthought.

Man in a camel single-breasted wool overcoat over a charcoal crew-neck knit and charcoal pleated trousers, brown leather shoes, on a grey studio backdrop
THE CAMEL COATThe statement.Camel wool over the dark suit. The coat people remember.
Man in a navy double-breasted overcoat with a pale blue shirt and dark tie, grey flannel trousers and brown tassel loafers on a studio backdrop
THE NAVY COATThe constant.Deep navy melton that works with everything you already own.
Man in a long brown wool raglan overcoat over a navy suit, white shirt and navy tie, with brown tassel loafers on a grey studio backdrop
THE RAGLAN COATThe easy shoulder.Brown wool with raglan sleeves that sit softly over the suit.
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02 — Off the Clock

Shorter coats, easier days.

Weekends. Rain. The long walk home.

Man in a navy double-breasted pea coat over a brown turtleneck and grey pleated trousers with brown loafers on a studio backdrop
THE PEA COATThe city.Pea herringbone for wind, rain and winter mornings.
Man in a beige cotton raincoat worn open over a navy pinstripe double-breasted suit and brown loafers
THE RAIN COATWeather, handled.Water-resistant khaki shell with a funnel collar, cut over the suit.
Man in an olive wool field jacket with four flap pockets over a brown turtleneck
THE RAIN COATWeather, handled.Olive brushed cotton with four bellows pockets and a stand collar.
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03 — Overshirts

Between a shirt and a jacket.

Sturdy cotton, four flap pockets and horn buttons. Worn open over a knit or closed on its own.

Cotton OvershirtFor all four seasons
Flannel OvershirtFor winter
Olive OvershirtFor summer

THE FIELD OVERSHIRT

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Silver-haired man in a dark overcoat walking out of a hotel entrance at dusk

04 — Winter

The coat arrives before you do.

Wool. Weight. Weather. Made for the months you live outside.

05 — The Details

Your coat. Your way.

Close-up of a hand-finished peak lapel on a camel wool overcoat
LAPELPeak · Notch · Hand-finished edge
Close-up of dark horn buttons and a bound buttonhole on a navy wool overcoat
BUTTONSHorn · Corozo · Leather-bound
Close-up of the half-belt and centre vent on the back of a camel overcoat
BACKHalf-belt · Vent · Clean drape
FIT
Cut over your suits, not instead of them.
FABRIC
Melton, cashmere, tweed and technical shells.

06 — The John Tailor Coat

One measurement profile. A coat for every winter after this one.

Once your pattern exists, the next coat is a choice of cloth — not a new process.

OVERCOAT · TWEED · RAIN · EVENING

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