Greycoat makes outerwear in a narrow register of grey. This season's
cloth is a midweight merino twill from a single Yorkshire mill, woven
in three undyed shades and cut generously through the shoulder so a
heavy knit fits underneath.
Each coat closes with corozo buttons and carries a double-stitched
storm seam. Sixty of each are made, and none are restocked
mid-season. When yours wears out, send it back — we repair and
re-line for the life of the garment.
Look 01 · Collarless jacket, charcoal twill
Look 02 · Shawl coat, felted wool
Look 03 · Studio sitting, black on black
Look 04 · Blouson and pinstripe, worn open
Look 05 · Overcoat, slate — ten minutes from the workshop
Casting · Ilford HP5
There is no set styling in this book. The coats are photographed as
they hang — no pinning, no press — on the people who cut and sewed
them, and on friends of the studio.
Two cameras, one roll a day, the streets within ten minutes of the
workshop. If a frame looks grey, that is because the city is, and
the cloth was made for it.
Look 06 · Worsted suit and flat cap
Look 07 · Herringbone overcoat, charcoal
Look 08 · Suiting, in the last light[Drag]