Lothian Raincoat Marling Graphite

Single-breasted raglan raincoat in graphite water-repellent cotton

£610 GBP
  • Made in England
  • Water Repellent
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Fits true to size: take your usual size. Model is 189cm and wears 40.

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Description

Modelled on a traditional Loden coat, the Lothian raincoat trades stiffness for movement. The back pleat allows the coat to fall naturally from the raglan sleeves, and features an exaggerated storm guard for practicality and proportional balance. Made in England from a technical cotton treated to repel water.

Details and care
  • Single-breasted fly front: five buttons, the top one exposed
  • Turn-down mac collar
  • Collar stands and closes across the neck
  • Storm guard that buttons across the collar
  • Storm guard stows inside on two buttons when not in use
  • Raglan sleeves
  • Soft shoulder
  • Inverted pleat from the yoke to the hem
  • Tab across the back pleat
  • Two slanted welt pockets at the hip, each with a bar of stitching at the top
  • Three inside pockets
  • One inside pocket closes with a button
  • Lower inside pocket large enough for a hat
  • Fully lined in black
  • Hanging loop inside the neck
  • Topstitched collar, raglan seams and hem
  • Dark grey horn-look buttons, four holes, tonal with the cloth
  • Length: mid-calf, 126.5cm centre back in size 40
  • Made in England
  • Water-repellent finish
  • Composition: 67% cotton, 33% polyester
  • Care: dry clean only, do not wash

Product code: OSMJ386-MAR01GRA

Size and fit
  • True to size: take your usual size.
  • Cut to wear over a shirt or a jumper.
  • Mid-calf length: 126.5cm in a size 40.
  • Our model is 189cm (6′2.5″) with a 95cm (37.5″) chest and wears a size 40.
  • Straight, loose cut that falls from the shoulder
Delivery and returns
  • Free shipping on orders over £150.
  • We ship to most countries around the world.
  • All orders are tracked and signed-for.
  • International taxes & duties can be prepaid at checkout.
  • Final shipping rates confirmed at checkout.
  • For more information visit our Delivery & Returns page.

Design details

  • Collar

    A storm guard at the collar end, with one button exposed at the neck.

Lothian Raincoat Marling Graphite, cloth close-up

The cloth

Marling

A technical cotton with a water-repellent finish, so rain runs off when you're caught in a shower. Twill weave.

Composition
67% cotton, 33% polyester
Finish
Water-repellent
Care
Dry clean only

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Outerwear

Coats and jackets

Our men's outerwear is designed with the same philosophy as our tailoring: lasting silhouettes, relaxed construction where it matters, and fabrics chosen for their character as much as their function. Most of our outerwear collection is made right here in London. This season it includes bomber jackets, wool overcoats, pea coats, raincoats and chore jackets, hybrid styles like the Addington jacket, part bomber and part chore jacket, and leather and suede jackets. Each piece is made to move easily between work, weekends and travel.

Visit us in our London shops for expert fitting, alterations and repairs to ensure your jacket or coat fits perfectly and lasts for years.
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Questions

Should I size up?
Take your usual size. There's room for a shirt or a jumper underneath. Our model is 189cm with a 95cm chest and wears a 40.
Where does it fall?
Mid-calf: 126.5cm down the back in a size 40, on our 189cm model. We deliberately wanted a longer silhouette this season, and we think there's nothing else out there quite like it.
Is it waterproof?
The Marling raincoats are water-repellent rather than waterproof: we'd rather not add the nasty chemicals true waterproofing needs, and rain runs off in a shower. The wool overcoats aren't treated, but wool copes better than you'd think. How do you think sheep cope? Let it air if it gets wet, and in a proper downpour reach for a raincoat.
Where is it made?
In England. Like most of our outerwear, it's cut and sewn here, by people who have been making coats for decades.
How do I look after it?
Dry clean only.