Leather Trench Coats

Leather Duster Trench Coat

Kenny Leach asked:




Dusters were made popular by cow pokes and outlaws of the old west. While these early dusters were made from cloth(s), some have evolved to leather. Leather Dusters can protect you from some of the harshest elements Mother Nature throws at us. These include, but are not limited to, cold, wind, rain, and foremost dust storms. Today they are still popular amongst bikers and cowboys.

The Leather Duster is an absolute must own for almost everyone, man or woman. These dusters come in a variety of colors and leathers. Some leather dusters have a removable cape and zip out lining both features are a plus, removing the cape gives the duster a whole new look. They can also feature four leg straps two for each leg, this prevents these long trench coats from flapping too much in the wind, and also adds protection to your legs. The leather duster has a total of five pockets! (2 that you can easily slide your hands into, 2 deep pockets on top of the previous mentioned with double snap down covers, and one inside breast pocket) This leather duster will keep you warm while looking stylish. The black leather duster is manufactured from fine quality full grain leather. Any natural markings are a distinct part of the leather which makes your leather duster unique.

Leather products can last a life time and look like new with the proper care. Using mink oil (2-4 times a year) softens the leather and helps prevent creasing and cracks that can occur over time. When applying oils or other treatments to your leather garment, pay special attention to seams and stitching. After applying treatments allow it to soak in for 24 hours then remove excessive treatments with a clean dry cloth. Note: Always test in an inconspicuous area as treatments can change color(s) of some dyes used in leather!

Do not attempt to launder by hand or in the machine. If you want to press your leather set the iron on the lowest setting. Do not use steam! Place a heavy brown paper between the surface of the leather and the iron, constantly moving the iron.

Your leather should be cleaned by a professional specializing in leather care.

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Posted by admin - January 13, 2010 at 6:00 am

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Women’s Trench Coats: Stylish and Comfortable!

David G. Petten asked:




Women's trench coats are great because they can be fashionable and functional at the same time. They can also range in size and price, so if you are in the market for women's trench coats, you should have no problem finding one to agree with your taste and checkbook.

When it comes to the world of women's trench coats, there is a lot to consider. If you don't want to feel overwhelmed when you are looking for one, make a list of the features that are most important to you.

Will a woman's trench coat be for you, or is it going to be a gift? What material would you most feel comfortable with? Is there a price range that you would like to stay within when purchasing women's trench coats? Do you have a particular color that you just can't live without?

Once you have narrowed down the types of women's trench coats that you would like to compare, the rest will not be quite so difficult. There are many different coat manufacturers that produce women's trench coats, including: Bonnie Place, Bill Blass, Eileen Fisher, Patagonia, J. Percy, Futai and many more.

In the world of women's trench coats, you will find them available in many different materials, including: cotton, leather, nylon, polyester, spandex and wool. There are also common features to expect, including: back slit, vented back, inside and outside pockets, detailed collar/belt/cuffs, waterproof fabric and more.

If you are looking at women's trench coats, you should not worry about whether or not you will find one in a particular size. With the Internet available, you literally can search the world over for the perfect fitting women's trench coats!

As far as style and colors available with women's trench coats, you should have no problems there, either. (Except maybe choosing between them all!) Women's trench coats can be found in a multitude of colors, including: blue, black, khaki, white, brown, purple, gray and many more.

Women's trench coats can be cared for many different ways. Once you find one you like, make sure you review cleaning instructions before you make a decision. Some women's trench coats can be washed at home and others need to be professionally cleaned. If you don't want to hassle with a professionally cleaned style of women's trench coats, make sure you don't get one that requires it!

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Posted by admin - January 9, 2010 at 10:20 am

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The Trench Coat – A Trend For All Seasons

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As it goes, the trench coat first became popular during World War 1 after originally being developed for the British military. And the classic design is not too dissimilar to what is now recognised by many as the traditional trench coat - double breasted with slotted pockets, an adaptable collar and four buttons.

Elements of the original trench coat design that were created for practicality, are now just included for style. Different designers now re-create the trench coat to provide a range of different features around the same style. Indeed, fashionistas can now choose from double breasted or single breasted, cropped or full length, belted and even wax-coated.

So, why has the trench coat developed such a strong appeal, year after year? One obvious reason is the British weather; trench coats can provide a practical but trendy cover-up. Furthermore, they have an all-weather appeal, with designs including a removable liner, which can last you through all seasons.

Furthermore, the key trends in recent times for men's coats include the duffle coat, the pea coat, leather coats and blazers. However, for something a bit more adaptable, a short coat such as the cropped or three quarter length trench coat provides that extra flexibility in style.

The professional choice for businessmen, trench coats are no longer just for wearing over suits; now trench coats can compliment a range of styles and outfits from casual jeans to smart trousers. Indeed, the coat lends itself to the sophisticated and 'structured casual' look.

And it's not just a good raincoat; the trench can provide a certain romantic film-like finesse to your wardrobe. As such, famous style icons and trench coat wearers include Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart, to name but a few. In fact, they have also been spotted being worn by politicians and artists alike; and the fashion has also been adopted by sports stars such as Serena Williams, who strolled onto court at Wimbledon 2008 with a pristine white cropped version.

Trench coats remain in fashion but the fabrics and styles adopted continue to update. With a range of fabrics from tartan to classic grey wool and a variety of lengths from cropped, full length and three quarter length, the trench coat has been brought back into this century.

Of course, bringing a classic up to date can be difficult, as it involves embracing the original elements of the design with new features that will appeal to the current trend setters. But trench coats continue to retain their popularity year after year, season after season. So if you have never owned one, it may be time for a new addition to your wardrobe.

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Posted by admin - January 8, 2010 at 9:24 am

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