Adam Baker Men's Single Breasted Luxury Wool Full Length Topcoat - Available in Colors

If you have a slim build, this coat is perfect. I'm 5'11" and about 135 lbs (yes, really), so finding a dress jacket that actually fits and looks good is a challenge. I wear a 38R suit jacket, and ordered this dress coat in the same size. Fits like a glove!As for the quality...Y'know, there are a lot of reviewers here that act like they usually walk their dogs in Armani suits and $1,000 dress shoes, and were just "taking a gamble" on this super-cheap dress coat... as if they were just wasting $130 to have a good laugh and planned to use it as a shop rag afterward.I'm not one of those people (and I suspect that 99% of the reviewers who act like this are full of bullplop). I like to look presentable without putting myself in massive debt to impress a bunch of people who don't really care anyway. And this dress coat exceeded my expectations.Outside - no noticeable imperfections, nice texture, heavy enough to shield my skinny carcass from the sometime bitter Ohio winter weather.Inside - Personally, I think the deep garnet lining is an elegant touch, and makes the coat look more expensive than it is.Pockets, buttons, etc. - Yep, they're all there and fully functional.Overall, I'm really happy with this purchase so far, and have no reason (so far) to believe that it won't last for at least a few years.My only caveat - if you're not built like Jack Skellington, it might be a little snug. For me, though, it works perfectly over a suit jacket.I'm warm. I look pretty dapper for a 44-year-old man. Can't complain about that!

I am doing this for all you extra tall Big guys because we have a hard time getting a good long coat. THIS is your coat! The 52 L fit me PERFECT and I am 6'6" 280-300 lbs . Out of the package this ultra SMOOTH rich dark coat fit (as Jim Carrey would say "Like a glove."It is my 6th long coat and the last one I got from Amazon 3 years ago also fit perfect - but was not as rich, thick and silky a finish as this coat. It is wonderful, warm and classy.So - if you are built like a power forward or linebaker with a 37-38* sleeve? This is it. It is luxury wool (blend) A little pricer than th last one..but worth every dime.

I'm 5'9", 160 lbs, 33 waist, 40R suit, work out regularly. I needed a business topcoat to wear over my suit on those blustery cold Midwest & East coast winter business visits. I bought a 40 Long since I preferred to cover as much of my suit as possible. I just wore it to a snowy Midwest / New York business trip, and LOVED IT based on the 4 criteria that matter most to me: Fit, Warmth, Travel, and Looks.Fit: I bought my suit size. The topcoat fit nicely over my suit coat without pinching at the shoulders, without scrunching up my suit sleeves, without messing in any way with my nicely tailored Italian suit. Damn perfect.Warmth: OK, so I'm Californian ... but weirdly I obsess over getting too warm / sweaty in my nice suit & tie. This topcoat kept me comfortably warm in 20 deg weather -- but with a coat & tie underneath, I wasn't TOO hot. It was just perfect for a 3 block walk in a light snow. And a Long covered me down to mid-shin, nicely protecting my suit. Again, perfect.Travel: It's surprisingly light with a smooth, not "fuzzy" finish. I folded it (neatly) into my roller bag, flew across the country, unpacked it, shook it lightly, used a lint roller to brush it out a bit, then boom: wrinkle free with no iron (are you not supposed to iron wool/cashmere? No idea, and thankfully irrelevant now). I wore it when walking outside, took it off inside, lightly shook off the rain/snow, folded it over a chair, and boom wrinkle free when I wore it again.Looks: I know nothing about coats -- I just want to stay warm, protect my suit, and why lie, I'm all about looking good. Suffice to say that I received plenty of positive comments from clients and colleagues about how nice my coat was. And you know, clothes make the man LOL!Well, I'm not sure how durable this is, but it's perfect for those business visits to the Midwest & East coast -- and I definitely wouldn't think twice about spending $120 for a new one every few years (although I'm guessing this will probably last much longer). Plus my wife approves and she's always right. Good luck with your purchase -- I loved this topcoat.

For the money, this coat is a very good buy, though I think it falls just shy of perfect.PROs:1. Coat material is soft to the touch and not itchy.2. Coat length is perfect for those cold, windy days that cause your legs to freeze. I'm 5"11", and the coat hits a couple inches below my knees.3. Pockets are deep enough that keys and such don't fall out, a complaint that I had with an older topcoat.4. You get three interior pockets, two on the left, and one on the right. These are also deep enough to safely store a large phone, a wallet, even my small e-reader fits in one of them, with the case!CONs:1. My jacket had loose threads all over the place, almost as if someone forgot to trim them up. A few quick snips cleaned them up.2. Coat looks like it may pill over time, not something you want to see. So far, I have only noticed it around the collar.3. No button around the upper lapel to snug it at your throat, so a scarf is a good idea when it is really cold.4. Coat is a fine worn over my suits, but is a bit snug it I choose to wear a sweater, instead. Trying to fist bump your two hands together isn't easy. This is a personal preference, though I like a bit of room under the coat.Overall, I am very happy with the coat, given what I paid.