Men's Coat Fabrics and Patterns

Dec 3, 2010- Coats form an integral part of a men's wardrobe in winters. Apart from the constituting coat of a suit, individual coats too look good in winters. There are a number of patterns and fabrics available in men's coats which not only render warmth but also look trendy and fashionable as well. Some of the men's winter coat fabrics and patterns are discussed as under:

Tweed Coats

Tweed refers to a rough textured wool that is basically homespun and a bit felted. Tweed coats are often preferred by men in academic profession like professors and readers. This particular fabric is strong enough with mottled colors.

Tattersall Coats

Tattersall is a pattern which was originated in the late 1800's in London. This pattern consists of squares made by colored crossbars on a solid color background. Initially this pattern was designed for making horse blankets but is now extensively used for making gent's winter coats.

Windowpane Coats

Windowpane is a smart pattern wherein thin lines join together to form large squares. Like other patterns, windowpane patterns too, come in various colors and sizes.

Herringbone Coats

Herringbone refers to the pattern which is woven in a twill and is reversed at regular and uniform spacing to create a sawtooth line. Herringbone is quite a favored winter coat style among gents.

Corduroy Coats

Corduroy is a casual fabric that is found best for fall and winter season. The width of the cord is called 'wale' and the finer the wale gets, the thinner cord would be. Corduroy coats are wonderful semi-formal dress coats that can be carried in office as well as in parties and evening outs too.