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Funnel-Neck Coats: Architectural High-Collar Winter Poise
Embracing high-impact sculptural protection with architectural funnel-neck coats, stand-collar trench coats, and double-breasted peacoats with turned-up storm collars. Paired with fine-gauge rollnecks and pleated dress pants for sophisticated cold-weather shielding.
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We designed this lookbook around the high-collar outerwear trend dominating European runways. Instead of standard notch lapels, we spotlight men's double breasted peacoats with turned-up collars, men's belted trench coats with storm flaps, and men's architectural funnel neck wool coats. Layered over men's fine merino turtleneck sweaters and men's charcoal flannel dress pants, these protective necklines shield against bitter cold while framing the jawline with deliberate poise.
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