The peacoat was originally born out of utilitarian necessity—protecting Dutch and British sailors from the harsh elements of navy life in the 1800s. Back then, a men's peacoat was considered ...

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are just a few examples of men looking spiffy in a peacoat on celluloide. Other Tinseltown folk, too, exuded the same kind of debonair quality on the streets, take Chris Pine, for instance.

The Kenneth Cole Men’s Double-Breasted Wool-Blend Peacoat perfectly embodies both the functional and fashionable aspects of this type of outerwear. It has a tailored look and is designed with an ...

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