For Autumn/Winter 2026
From a clean Chesterfield to a practical Field Coat, each style can be made around how you dress, what you wear beneath it and the weather it needs to meet.
N° 01 · Outerwear
The single-breasted Chesterfield has a particularly clean appearance and is extremely versatile. Traditionally cut around knee length or slightly longer, it can feature notch lapels, flap or jetted pockets and a classic straight or gently shaped silhouette.
Single-breasted Chesterfield in Holland & Sherry cloth.
N° 02 · Outerwear
For greater presence, consider the double-breasted version. The overlapping front provides additional warmth while creating a stronger silhouette through the chest and shoulders.
Double-breasted Chesterfield in Holland & Sherry cloth.
N° 03 · Outerwear
If the Chesterfield represents understated city tailoring, the Ulster is its more rugged country cousin. Traditionally substantial and generously proportioned, an Ulster coat is characterised by its broad lapels, double-breasted front and practical, weather-resistant origins.
Ulster coat in Holland & Sherry brown tweed.
N° 04 · Outerwear
Originally designed as a practical country coat, the Covert has evolved into one of menswear’s most versatile pieces of outerwear. It is usually shorter and slightly lighter than a traditional overcoat.
Covert coat with a velvet collar option.
N° 05 · Outerwear
The Pea coat brings a different character to an Autumn/Winter wardrobe. Originally associated with naval clothing, it is shorter, double-breasted and traditionally made from substantial wool.
Navy Pea coat in Huddersfield Fine Worsted cloth.
N° 06 · Outerwear
British autumn and winter weather makes a good raincoat almost indispensable. A tailored raincoat can be designed with the same attention to proportion and detail as an overcoat.
Raincoat-style overcoat in brown wool.
N° 07 · Outerwear
A waterproof mac has a clean single-breasted front, minimal external detailing and a straightforward collar. The simplicity makes it incredibly versatile.
Mac-style raincoat in water-repellent cotton.
N° 08 · Outerwear
The car coat sits somewhere between a jacket and a traditional overcoat. Shorter than a Chesterfield and generally finishing around mid-thigh, it is easy to wear, practical and particularly good for someone who spends a lot of time driving.
Shown in a brown wide herringbone Drago cloth.
N° 09 · Outerwear
At Roomten, we can create an overcoat around how you actually dress.
Dark green Field Coat.
By appointment
Talk through shape, cloth, length and the layers you intend to wear beneath your coat.
The cloth library
Explore wool, cashmere, tweed, herringbone and weather-resistant cloths, then order a sample pack of six to compare at home.
