Crafted from strong, structured cowhide, this coat stands out in Regent Grey—a noble, refined tone rarely seen on leather—making it instantly compelling. The color amplifies proportion: a broad collar and generous lapels read larger, almost majestic, framing the face and whatever he pairs with it. He didn’t choose it by accident—it suits an analytical mind and slips easily into the urban landscape, where even the angled right storm flap echoes the city’s deliberate asymmetry. This shade seems to absorb the city’s noise and stay clear, thanks to its discreet blue undertone.
The structure holds without restricting. A double-breasted front keeps the line composed, while the rectangular-buckle belt lets him decide how much definition to show. Dropped shoulders and a back vent allow longer, quicker steps that keep pace with the city; his hand finds the pocket mid-stride—the diagonal opening is something he senses more than notices. He prefers order; the coat keeps to it.
He works in a limited palette—not from caution but from clarity—black, white, graphite, steel. Regent Grey fits that discipline: it edits rather than decorates, pulls tones into order, and leaves no room for color noise. Lines read first, then intent. Metal looks cooler, edges resolve, and the face stays unreadable. Keep it monochrome; the message stays exact—at a distance.
Style details:
Double-breasted closure with six buttons
Notch lapels
Angled right-front storm flap with a decorative button
Dropped shoulders
Long sleeves with buttoned cuff straps, threaded through loops
Adjustable waist belt with leather loops and a rectangular buckle
