Based on a 1940s British Army raincoat, this classic mac coat is designed. A mac coat is a raincoat made by the British company Mackintosh, or a general term for raincoats in the UK derived from it. It uses gabardine material woven from 40-count two-ply Indian cotton at an extremely high density. In normal weaving, starch is applied to the yarn to give it strength and prevent breakage, but this fabric is woven without starch to preserve the original texture of the cotton. Therefore, the yarn is twisted more than usual to provide strength. The yarn is dyed using sulfur dyeing, which is resistant to fading, and by varying the shades of the warp and weft threads, a deep color is expressed. This is a representative original waterproof gabardine material for women. Sulfur dyeing is characterized by less fading than regular reactive dyeing and is overwhelmingly resistant to washing and friction. It is an old-fashioned dyeing method based on the same principle as "indigo dyeing," where alkaline dyes are absorbed and then oxidized in the air to develop color and fix. Due to its characteristics, it has been widely used for dyeing military supplies. The body lining is made of 100% cotton check fabric, and the sleeve lining is made of cotton cupro, which has good slip, high moisture absorption, and moisture release properties. The gentle raglan sleeves and the roomy silhouette of the body, like a trench coat, make this a representative piece of the brand that combines comfort and warmth. - Brand: Nigel Cabourn - Size: 6 - Color: Khaki - Design: Double-breasted - Features: Trench coat Shoulder width: 49cm Body width: 54cm Sleeve length: 53cm Length: 111cm