PASLTER Men'S Notched Lapel Trench Coat: Stay Warm And Stylish With Double Breasted Slim Fit Heavyweight Pea Coat, Perfect For Winter Overcoat Outwear Review

The only peacoat I'd ever had was my Navy issue one, and the quality and craftsmanship of this item blew that right out of the water, pun intended.I love the extended tail, and the wool is soft and pliant without being scratchy at all. The collar stands up well to block out wind, but the buttons could use to be sewn a little tighter (they make a delightfully annoying jingle noise when I move). Also, it may be my slightly odd body shape, but even at the size I normally wear the sleeves are too…

I own an expensive Calvin Klein peacoat, and obviously, this one was far cheaper. However, beyond the buttons, I have to say there isn't much difference. This coat fits very well and is cut correctly so that it lays well. It's definitely warm and comfortable. The material feels durable, and the coat looks great buttoned or unbuttoned. My only issue is that the buttons do seem a little cheap. I understand the stylistic choice of using metal buttons, but they do tend to "clank", and I'm concerned

Very nice looking trench coat, especially for the price. Fit very well, but it does run a little more slim so not sure the fit if you have extra large shoulders. I'm 6'3 190 and fit well. Nice wool like material, great for dress or with jeans

I live in a southern state that rarely gets below 50F/10C, but it does get there. However, I move around often and find I need various coats to deal with all the weather the U.S. has to offer. The Paslter coat, while having an impossible to pronounce name, does a good job of keeping you warm in colder weather. First, I made the mistake of ordering a medium instead of large. When ordering coats it can be difficult to get the size that will work. Sometimes medium will work and other times the…

I've always wanted a nice pecoat, trench coat type thing so I got this when I saw it. After getting it in and trying it on, I notice two things I didn't like about one. First, it seemed to have more of a feminine look when I wore it, that could just be the usual styling but it had more of an hour glass shape (slight) even thought I don't. I was hoping it would be more of a straight style. The second thing that bothered me is the buttons feel cheap. The are hollow and thin, I don't really expect

Seems like a great quality, fully lined heavyish coat, perfect for fall or early winter. The cut is also really nice and it’s true to size. The one very big downside for me are the buttons. They are metal, feel rather cheap, and make a noise when they hit together on the arms. They are placed close together so avoiding this is impossible. Not interested in sounding like I’m wearing bells.