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Jacket vs Jacket which is looks better?

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Schott
 

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The Schott. It's not long at all--a knee-length coat is long.
 

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I've had experience with both and they are different animals - the schott is way warmer and better made - it's a classic piece and I wear it more
 

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G-Star, but I like them both.
 

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Schott. The lack of pattern gives it a very classic appeal, and that's what a pea coat (peacoat? Google tells me it's two words) is all about.
 

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I'm for the pea coat. It's a classic and will work season in and season out. Plus if you go for a vintage peacoat it will last forever.
 

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