Introducing a special British-made wool coat tailored by Aquascutum in the 1930s. Aquascutum from this era boasts wool quality and sewing that are impossible to replicate today. It rarely appears on the market, and considering it's a golden size, this could be a once-in-a-lifetime find. The gold and black tag design indicates the Royal Warrant, a mark of appointment to the Royal Family. This heavy-weight double-breasted coat features a three-button closure, an open collar, and large lapels. It includes an inner chin strap that can be stored when not in use. The inside of the pockets is velvet, providing excellent cold protection. 【Color】 Charcoal Gray (Appears quite dark indoors. See photo 14) 【Size】 Shoulder width: approx. 48cm Body width: approx. 62.5cm Sleeve length: approx. 60.5cm Length: approx. 109cm 〜Aquascutum〜 Founded in London in 1851, Aquascutum developed the world's first waterproof wool. The name "Aquascutum" comes from Latin, meaning "water shield," reflecting its deep connection to waterproofing. Awarded the Royal Warrant in 1853, it has been a brand cherished by many members of the Royal Family, including Edward VII, Queen Elizabeth, and Prince Charles. 〜Relationship with Burberry〜 Burberry and Aquascutum both began manufacturing trench coats after the start of World War I in 1914, receiving orders from the British Army. However, Aquascutum was the first to participate in the war, providing military uniforms during the Crimean War in 1854. In fact, it was founded five years earlier and obtained the Royal Warrant before Burberry. While these are two major brands, there are differences in details, with the silhouette being a major distinction. Burberry retains a boxy, rustic country style, while Aquascutum has a strong A-line, giving a sophisticated, urban impression. 【Condition】 In good condition with no damage that would detract from the overall feel, but please purchase only if you appreciate the minor wear and tear that comes with an item of this age. The item will be folded and shipped. Returns and cancellations are possible, but only if there is a fault on our part. In the case of a return, the buyer is responsible for the shipping costs.