Looking for a grey herringbone pea coat

bye4now122 · Nov 4, 2008

Is there any such thing that won't cost me an arm and a leg? I'm a fairly poor college student, and am looking for something like this. A day to day coat that is kind of dressy, my usual winter wardrobe consists of a lot of button downs, sweaters and dark jeans/pants, with a pair of khakis here and there. This jacket is ******* amazing but I'd assume it costs a ton so I'm looking for something along these lines...

The catch is I'd rather not spend much more than $150

bye4now122 · Nov 4, 2008

In all fairness it doesn't even have to be herringbone, but that's what I'm really after.

gdl203 · Nov 4, 2008

I have one by Cucinelli but it was unfortunately above your $150 budget

Jferg4350 · Nov 4, 2008

I really don't think you'll find one for that price. You could go thrifting and you may get lucky.

ahjota · Nov 4, 2008

So that's how you write Jake Gyllenhaal's name in Cyrillic. Good to know.

caleb3221 · Nov 4, 2008

H&M has a pretty cool grey herringbone peacoat right now, it's what I've been wearing recently. Its kind of thin, construction isn't great, and its got zippers on all the pockets (which I'm not too fond of), but for the price it's pretty cool as a beater coat. Should be right in your budget.

Robert · Nov 4, 2008

GAP has peas under 150 as well as some other top coats. GAP doesn't like doing inside pockets, though, if you can live with that.

JE4Nius · Nov 4, 2008

Not sure where to get one, but what a fabulous choice. That's a beautiful coat. Any idea who makes the one in the OP?

West24 · Nov 7, 2008

like i said in the other thread, im almost 100% sure its dior, as i was just looking at it irl a few days ago.

mtmindc · Nov 7, 2008

eBay. Valet Mag did a feature on this today, actually.

I bought a herringbone crombie from seller Savvy Row, who also maintains a separate web shop with similar goods. Prices are in pounds, and if you're starting with the US dollar, you're in a much better position than I was last August. After a run to the tailor, the whole job set me back about $150 (it cost more for the high-end tailor than the coat) -- you'll do better with the exchange rate now if you choose the same route.

tonio028 · Nov 7, 2008

I was eyeing up a Spiewak marbled coat that was similar in brown about a month ago before I settled on an Inapt peacoat. I loved it when I tried it on, but went for the other since I was looking for one in charcoal or black, but here's a link: http://www.tobi.com/product/10823-sp...color_id=12860.

Tobi was having a promotion on it a little while ago that I believe has expired now, but using the Styleforum discount it would help get closer to your budget if you happen to like it. Army Navy stores may carry it as well if you have one close to you. Zappos also carries it. Good luck.

gqreader239 · Nov 7, 2008

http://www.yesstyle.com/en/Product.a...29&section=men

probably not the best jacket, but it fits the bill somewhat right? esspecially with that price tag.

brimley · Nov 7, 2008

Gap herringbone topcoat: http://www.gap.com/browse/product.do...346&pid=604763

Easy to take 25-30% off the sticker to get it below $150.

Robert · Nov 7, 2008

Not bad-looking for Gap. Does it come with inside pockets? I know they tend to skimp on details like that.

skunkworks · Nov 7, 2008

That is a pretty sweet peacoat in OP.

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