The Gabicci Vintage Winston is a beautifully made, Crombie-inspired overcoat with the sharp, understated look associated with late-1960s and early-1970s Mod, skinhead and suedehead style.

Made from a substantial 98% wool fabric, the coat comes in a very dark green that can appear almost charcoal in subdued light. This makes it exceptionally easy to wear while offering something a little more interesting than the usual black overcoat.

The Winston has a tailored, single-breasted shape with classic notched lapels and a contrasting dark velvet collar. The front is kept clean and uncluttered, with a concealed button fastening and one visible top button. It also features two main flap pockets, a smaller ticket pocket, a welted chest pocket and four-button cuffs.

Inside, the coat is fully lined with a smart turquoise-blue patterned lining. Gabicci’s signature gold “G” badge appears on the lapel, with a small Gabicci Vintage badge positioned discreetly near the cuff.

It is a proper winter overcoat that can be dressed up or down. Wear it over a suit or smart trousers for a more formal look, or combine it with a knitted polo, Sta-Prest trousers and loafers or brogues for classic Mod styling.

Details

• Crombie-inspired single-breasted overcoat
• Very dark green
• Tailored fit
• Contrasting velvet collar
• Notched lapels
• Concealed front button fastening
• Two main flap pockets
• Ticket pocket and chest pocket
• Four-button cuffs
• Fully lined with patterned turquoise-blue lining
• Gabicci “G” lapel badge
• 98% wool, 2% cotton

Size & Fit

This is a tailored coat that fits true to size. I normally wear XL in both 66 Clothing and Gabicci, and XL fits me well with a shirt, polo or lighter top underneath.

If you intend to wear it over a full suit or a particularly heavy jumper, I would suggest going up one size to allow for the extra layers.

Look After Me

Please clean according to the instructions on the care label.

Small = 36-38″ Chest.
Medium = 38-40″ Chest.
Large = 40-42″ Chest.
XL = 42-44″ Chest.
2XL = 44-46″ Chest.