The men's peacoat is an iconic piece of the men's wardrobe. Born in the navies, it has conquered the streets to become a timeless staple of winter elegance.
A history of wind and salt
The peacoat has its roots in the British Royal Navy of the 18th century. Its short cut, wide lapels and thick wool were designed to withstand sea winds and spray. Adopted by the French Navy, then by American sailors, it has crossed centuries without losing its soul.
Why is it a winter essential?
Unmatched versatility: the peacoat pairs equally well with raw denim and sneakers as with pleated trousers and leather derbies.
Absolute thermal protection: double-breasted closure, thick virgin wool, high collar — it was designed for the North Atlantic. It will handle a Parisian winter with ease.
A structured silhouette: its fitted cut nips in at the waist and broadens the shoulders. It's the most flattering coat in the masculine wardrobe.
The Coulange 1918 peacoat
In our French workshops, we've revisited this classic with Himalayan cashmere. Our short peacoat is cut in a supple, warm and incredibly lightweight cashmere. The finish is haute-couture: hand-sewn horn buttons, silk lining, invisible stitching.
Discover the Coulange 1918 cashmere peacoat.
Made in France. Lifetime guarantee.