Coherence Corb II Coat Oyster
Coherence take their inspiration from well-known and legendary artists while their take on classic outerwear is elevated by their focus on in-house fabric design, carefully considered detailing and a central focus on fit.
The Corb II is inspired by Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier, one of the pioneers of 'Modern Architecture', who was photographed in 1927 wearing a raglan sleeve overcoat.
The Corb II is cut in Japan from 100% water repellent cotton poplin designed by the Coherence in-house team and exclusive to the brand and available in two colour-ways for this Spring/Summer. An over-sized fit and silhouette provides a nod to vintage garments and gives the vintage style 'A-Line' silhouette.
A button front using real horn buttons has been paired with sloping raglan sleeves that allow for ease of wear and flexibility between sizes while the turn-back cuffs and ticket pocket complete the look with this classic coat.
All Coherence garments are Made in Japan to the highest level of standards hard to find on ready-to-wear garments.
- 100% cotton poplin
- Water repellent
- D. Blue colour-way
- Inspired by 1927 photograph of famous Architect, Le Corbusier
- Two external flap pockets
- One ticket pocket
- Turnback cuffs
- Real horn buttons
- Oversized fit and silhouette
- Made in Japan
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Coherence Corb II Coat Oyster
Coherence take their inspiration from well-known and legendary artists while their take on classic outerwear is elevated by their focus on in-house fabric design, carefully considered detailing and a central focus on fit.
The Corb II is inspired by Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier, one of the pioneers of 'Modern Architecture', who was photographed in 1927 wearing a raglan sleeve overcoat.
The Corb II is cut in Japan from 100% water repellent cotton poplin designed by the Coherence in-house team and exclusive to the brand and available in two colour-ways for this Spring/Summer. An over-sized fit and silhouette provides a nod to vintage garments and gives the vintage style 'A-Line' silhouette.
A button front using real horn buttons has been paired with sloping raglan sleeves that allow for ease of wear and flexibility between sizes while the turn-back cuffs and ticket pocket complete the look with this classic coat.
All Coherence garments are Made in Japan to the highest level of standards hard to find on ready-to-wear garments.
- 100% cotton poplin
- Water repellent
- D. Blue colour-way
- Inspired by 1927 photograph of famous Architect, Le Corbusier
- Two external flap pockets
- One ticket pocket
- Turnback cuffs
- Real horn buttons
- Oversized fit and silhouette
- Made in Japan
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Coherence take their inspiration from well-known and legendary artists while their take on classic outerwear is elevated by their focus on in-house fabric design, carefully considered detailing and a central focus on fit.
The Corb II is inspired by Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier, one of the pioneers of 'Modern Architecture', who was photographed in 1927 wearing a raglan sleeve overcoat.
The Corb II is cut in Japan from 100% water repellent cotton poplin designed by the Coherence in-house team and exclusive to the brand and available in two colour-ways for this Spring/Summer. An over-sized fit and silhouette provides a nod to vintage garments and gives the vintage style 'A-Line' silhouette.
A button front using real horn buttons has been paired with sloping raglan sleeves that allow for ease of wear and flexibility between sizes while the turn-back cuffs and ticket pocket complete the look with this classic coat.
All Coherence garments are Made in Japan to the highest level of standards hard to find on ready-to-wear garments.
- 100% cotton poplin
- Water repellent
- D. Blue colour-way
- Inspired by 1927 photograph of famous Architect, Le Corbusier
- Two external flap pockets
- One ticket pocket
- Turnback cuffs
- Real horn buttons
- Oversized fit and silhouette
- Made in Japan
