Are pea coats overplayed? I need some proper outerwear but every

peacoats are shit 2012 reddit wear. torso fedoras. never wear.

>>10902801

What do you suggest as outerwear instead?

>>10902810
waxed snuggies

>>10902810
Parka or topcoat. Peacoats aren't bad if it fits properly and you don't live in a 1million+ city.

>>10902810
thick bomber

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If you're not ugly you could get a polo coat

>>10902893
All those names at the bottom...

>>10902893
Or just a camel hair topcoat would work too

>>10902902
Motherfucker those are places, and then 2 names that make 1 name

>>10902893
polo coat or greatcoat are good go-to options - I like them to hit at the knee or just above. Any shorter and you risk looking emanciated

>>10902791
They are okay, as long as it isnt
>Pea coat
>Denim
>Brown leather boots

>>10903398
>Are pea coats overplayed?
>They are okay, as long as it isnt pea coat
wut?

>>10903432
he means the combo of pea coats, denim and brow boots

>>10902838

I feel like polo coats and overcoats are too fancy for jeans wear.

I got a j crew car coat
I think it's v cool much better than a pea coat
Chesterfields are p cool too IMO

>>10902791
They're normal if that's what you mean by overplayed.

If you're gonna wear a pea coat dont buy a cheap one and ugly one like in your pic. And dont fall for the trappings of denim and shit browns.

Stick to dressier pants or khaki colored chinos.

>>10903527

Scrap jeans altogether?

>>10903456
my friend has a mottled dark grey topcoat from the 1960s that he wears over dark jeans and it looks pretty good desu

>>10903398
>don't wear a combination that works
Op likely lives in a bumfuck flyover state capital, not Manhattan. Peacoats would be the epitome of men's fashion.

>>10903456
You always could get some chinos or wool trousers
Tbh I think a polo coat would look fine with a pair of black jeans though, if it's not too long

>>10904005
The best option is always to go vintage and THEN have it tailored if need be. This goes doubly for peacoats and trench coats because they look a little more tailored.