Italian Style Men’s Coat
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As the Italian police wear uniforms designed by Armani, its hardly astonishing that Italian style mens coats are much hunted after around the world. They still compete with the British style, but the tranquil, idiosyncratically Continental look has its own excellence that always appeals.
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Olden Times of Men’s Italian Style Coats
Prior to the Second World War, the French were the foremost womens designers and the British detained sway over the fashionable men of the world. By the 1950s, however, Italy was raising both inexpensively and culturally, thanks mostly to the output of its film industry. While only a select few in the English-speaking world would go to see films like La Dolce Vita, images from the film made an immediate impression. The stylish Marcello Mastrioianni looked so comfortable in his casual suit, complete with sunglasses and dangling cigarette, that the previous centurys fascination with the Italian lifestyle. Men liked the casual but still graceful style worn with such flair by the Italians. There was individuality about the designs that appealed even to men who could not care less about clothes. This individualism and its appeal are still notable today.
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Italian Style of Mens Coats
If you do not want to spend the money on a designer coat, you will be delighted to know you can purchase Italian style mens coats that were really made in Italy from a few select Web sites as well as various brick-and-mortar shops. One advantage to the loose, shapeless design of the coats is that you can feel secure in shopping online because you do not have to worry about achieving a close fit. The basic shoulder, chest and cover measurements should be correct enough to guarantee the coat looks good.
While you ca not really buy the clothes from the site itself, the mens fashion section on Life in Italy provides a lot of immense information about the latest in good coats and jackets. The site reviews clothing, going into great detail and pointing out skin that might make or break a coat for someone, including cost. Its a smart place to start before you think about buying.
If its an Italian pelt coat you want, go to Pierotucci, which sells handcrafted outerwear made in Florence. You can choose from the long Nappalan jacket with a separable lining and zip and button closure, making it a warm choice on a windy day. There is also a reversible leather and suede car coat that comes in four colors and is made of soft, sleek lambskin. The site also facial appearance a number of jackets. The prices are in euros and are what you might anticipate for such quality work, but the items are well worth the investment.
If its a designer name you are after, but want to keep the price on the lower side, look to Armani Exchange, which at present has such pieces as a three-quarter length wool overcoat in a slightly more customized and slim fit; a moleskin peacoat; and a lightweight trench coat.
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