A vintage British-made trench coat from Chester Barrie, a prestigious name on Savile Row. The popular iridescent color (tama-mushi color). The glossy cotton material (gabardine?) has a fantastic feel and is in good condition. The cuffs and underarm areas are also in good condition, suggesting it hasn't been worn much. There are no missing buttons, hooks, or belt parts. Made in England It has all three iconic features of a trench coat: shoulder straps ("epaulettes"), a chest flap ("gun flap"), and D-rings ("D-rings"). In addition, it is packed with details such as a beautiful umbrella yoke on the back, an inverted pleat, a chin strap at the neck, arm belts on the cuffs, and pass-through pockets. The leather used for the belt is also excellent. This is a brand of unquestionable quality, having also produced bespoke items for Burberry and Harrods at one time. Chester Barrie is a British ready-to-wear brand. It was founded in 1935 in Crewe, a town in central England, by American Simon Ackerman. While many companies use the founder's name as the brand name, the name Chester Barrie is said to be derived from the British city of Chester and the author of Peter Pan, J.M. Barrie. Although it is ready-to-wear, it is famous for providing quality that is acceptable even on Savile Row, the mecca of bespoke suits. Also, there was a period when the production factory was located on the grounds of the former Rolls-Royce factory, and due to its high quality, it has been praised as the "Rolls-Royce of Switzerland." Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to used items.