Brown Double Breasted Polo Coat

Cording's has a long and celebrated history in creating outstanding outerwear, marrying form and function effortlessly. Our Polo Coat is no exception and is a heritage piece through and through.

The luxurious cloth is exclusively woven for Cording's in Lancashire in weighty and weather-resistant pure wool. Elysian is the name given to the cloth used in our duffle coats, a word meaning blissful and heavenly, chosen because it was considered the finest finish you could achieve on wool. The weaving process is unusually complex. The cloth is built up in three layers, which are then woven together to create a dense, stable base. By the time the cloth is finished, it has passed through fifteen separate processes, making it one of the most labour-intensive fabrics we work with, and one of the most rewarding to wear.

Based on a Chesterfield coat in a double-breasted style, with a set-in sleeve and a gauntlet cuff. The pockets are a unique laid-on patch style with pocket flaps, ensuring a neat silhouette. The back is finished with a deep centre vent. Internally there are two pockets, and the coat is fully lined in our weighty Cording's Crest lining.

Cloth Woven by Mallalieus, Lancashire
Composition: 100% Wool
Weight: 750gsm | 26oz
Gauntlet Cuff | Double Breasted
Six Button Front | Single Back Vent
Laid-on Patch Pockets with Flaps
Swell Edges on Collar, Pockets and Cuffs
Heavy Aubergine Cording's Crested Lining
Two Internal Pockets and Lower Poachers Pocket

Dry Clean Only.

UK: 
Fully Tracked via DPD £7 | 1 – 3 working days

Click & Collect: 
19 Piccadilly, London Free | 1 - 3 working days

International Standard: 
Calculated at Checkout | up to 5 working days

International Express*: 
Calculated at Checkout | 2 - 4 working days
*Selected Countries Only

Returns: We offer a no quibble guarantee and would be happy to offer a refund if you are not happy with your goods.

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