Trenchcoats: Trench-style coats, usually featuring a waist belt, a distinctive collar, and button fastening.
Car Coat: A shorter coat with a more streamlined silhouette, designed as an in-between option between a coat and a jacket.
Capes: Coats without traditional sleeves, with an open, flowing cut that covers the shoulders and body.
Montgomery: Coats that button up with characteristic buttons that pass through loops and usually have a hood.
Overshirts: A combination of a jacket and a shirt that is worn as an outer layer. They usually have a collar and close in the front either with buttons or a zipper.
Leather: Products with a texture and appearance of leather, not necessarily made from genuine leather.
Bouclé: Made from bouclé fabric, with a textured, curly sherpa-like texture
Mutton: Made from processed leather or synthetic material, usually with a smooth, soft outer surface and a dense, fluffy texture on the inside that resembles sheepskin.
Teddy: Soft and fluffy fabric with a distinctive fluffy texture, ideal for cozy and warm looks