Duffle coats originated as winter clothing for fishermen in Northern Europe. It was adopted by the Royal Navy during World War II, and after the war, it spread to the general public when it was marketed as a product dispensed from the military.
The Morris Family, the predecessor of "GLOVERALL," was commissioned by the British Ministry of Defense to sell duffel coats to the private sector. This was the beginning of the company's duffle coat production, and the impression that "GLOVERALL" is known for duffle coats was nurtured against the backdrop of this history.
RHC Ron Herman" has made a special order for "MONTY," the prototype of the duffle coat first introduced to the world by "Groverall.
MONTY ¥121,000
The "MONTY" model is the most faithful reproduction of the details of the military duffle coat used by the Royal Navy. It is unlined and made of a single piece of thick wool, making it a windproof and heat-retaining piece of clothing.
In this special order, the snap buttons and other small details have been stripped away to create a solid look. As "RHC Ron Herman" specializes in simple and sophisticated arrangements, the result is a finish that blends in better with town use while retaining the good qualities of the original.
It is available in gray and black. Both are calm colors and will fit in with a variety of styles.
It will be available at RHC Ron Herman, Ron Herman "R" stores, and the official online store from December 5 (Fri.).
