Up for sale is a vintage men's single-breasted trench coat or raincoat from the 1960s–1970s era, likely European-inspired with a sophisticated, understated style. In good vintage condition—no major flaws, rips, tears, or holes; all plastic buttons are attached and operable. The zip-out lining is not present, but the interior zipper edge is intact for compatibility. Features a subtle glen plaid pattern in dark charcoal gray/off-black with faint blue undertones on a cotton or cotton blend shell (possibly water-repellent treated). The body lining is blue printed cotton with a repeating regal/heraldic motif of small square crests featuring red rampant lions (symbolizing strength and nobility). Sleeve linings are smooth gold satin for easy layering, and pocket interiors are beige/off-white cotton. Design includes a turn-down collar, hidden button placket for a clean look, two slanted front pockets, and knee-length cut—perfect for urban, business, or travel wear.
Key Features:
Materials: Cotton or cotton blend outer; blue heraldic-printed cotton body lining; gold satin sleeve lining; beige cotton pockets.
Style: Practical weather protection with classic mid-century elegance; no belt or epaulets for a simpler silhouette.
Condition Notes: Some light wear like minor fading and small stains on lining (visible in photos), but overall solid and ready to wear. From a smoke-free home.
Approximate Measurements (based on standard vintage men's sizing for size 42 Long; please verify and correct as needed):
Chest (circumference, laid flat pit-to-pit x2): 46-48 inches
Back Length (base of collar to hem): 48 inches
Sleeve Length (shoulder seam to cuff): 25.5 inches
Shoulder Width (seam to seam): 18 inches
This piece appeals to collectors of mid-century menswear or anyone seeking timeless outerwear with unique hidden details like the lion motifs.
