Alan Paine Mens Combrook Field Coat Hot on Sale

Alan Paine Mens Combrook Field Coat

Alan Paine Mens Combrook Field Coat

Enjoy all outdoor activities feeling smart, protected and comfortable wearing the Alan Paine Men’s Combrook Field Coat. This is a fantastic waterproof garment with an abundance of technical features and a high-quality finish which is evident throughout. Great for use on shoots, countryside dog walks or looking the part at the country show. It’s another quality item from Alan Paine’s tweed range.

Made with a waterproof and breathable membrane, this robust and hard-wearing waterproof coat will keep you dry and comfortable in the most testing of weather conditions. The 100% pure wool tweed construction is of the highest quality. 

The Combrook Tweed Shooting Field Coat is designed with five very handy pockets. Two cartridge pockets with eyelet drainage holes sit at the lower front and above these, you’ll find two handwarmer pockets with flap retainer straps. This means the cartridge pockets can be kept open when needed. The secure internal pocket is great for safely storing any valuables you need with you on your outing. 

Regular Fit – Unlike the Combrook Men’s Waterproof Tweed Shooting Coat – Shooting Fit, this coat has a more tailored fit, but it has the action back pleat to aid movement. This is ideal when pointing the gun towards the sky. An adjustable drawcord waist adds to the perfect fit. 

Finished off with a robust metal two-way zip and a moleskin collar lining, the Alan Paine Men’s Combrook Field Coat should be your go-to high-performance hardy winter coat.

Additional info – This is a Classic Regular Fit garment – Building into garment 5″ to 6″ (12 cm to 15 cm) from actual chest size allowing layering – fit should be considered roomy. Alan Paine’s Classic Fit country clothing is their most regular and modern fit. Classic Fit styles are slightly tapered across the waist and chest, whilst still retaining plenty of room for comfort and ease of movement.

Available in: Sage, Maple, Hawthorn, Thyme, Elm, Teak

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