This is a French Canadian coat from the 1940s-50s.
A Canadian coat is a highly insulated, three-quarter length coat worn by Canadian forestry and fishing workers. It is characterized by its double-breasted design, short length, and large collar.
This particular piece is a lighter beige color, and while there are some damages here and there, I believe it's still in good wearable condition.
As for the details, the most notable is the pocket lining. It uses fabric found in German Army Splinter Camo jackets. While we may never know the reason for this fabric's use, imagining its background is one of the true pleasures of vintage items, isn't it? Additionally, this piece is full of interesting details, such as leather piping throughout and a zigzag pattern in the lining.
The size feels like an M-L. If you've been looking for one, please consider this opportunity.
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SIZE
Size
Actual measurements
Shoulder width
49.0
Sleeve length
62.0
Body width
61.0
Length
83.0
COLOR
Brown
MATERIAL
Cotton
MODEL
172cm 60kg
ATTENTION
*Unwashed items may shrink. *Colors may differ from those in the photos. *Even items listed as deadstock may have minor imperfections or stains due to storage conditions. Please understand that these are vintage items. *We do not accept returns for reasons such as a few centimeters difference in measurements or a different impression than expected. If you have any concerns about size, condition, etc., please feel free to contact us.
