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Written on January 14th, 2012 by Beatrice Riceno shouts
We don’t know how other people perceive us. Within the extremes, this can breed self-consciousness, or it could breed cockiness. Neither warrants significantly praise. Take into consideration it. Looks, in the abstract sense, will make a substantial impact on a person’s outlook in life, more than they would like to admit. If people really perceive a person as seeking fantastic, then what harm is completed?
This all diverts itself to the misconception that looks are shallow. Ethics will teach us that beauty is only skin deep. All true, really accurate; but only to an extent. “Looking great” and getting gorgeous are two separate concepts, as beauty is largely subjective. Nevertheless, looking excellent is a matter of culture and location. It can be concluded that, in our occasions, 1 will think about a man in a enterprise suit to become affluent, or at the very least employed. But he does not have to be handsome. This analogy in the enterprise suit points out an undeniable human competent: the instant interpretation of our surroundings. This is neither shallow nor avoidable.
This can be the way from the physical universe.
There exist general standards of searching great. Since the term lends itself some vagueness, “looking great” entails getting confident; confidence, unpretentious and undiluted, entails becoming comfy in your surroundings. The following ideas may be of use for the person searching for confidence, not self-consciousness or cockiness.
Tongue scrapers. Yes, this little device will prove to become invaluable. It combats poor breath within the best way achievable: it scrapes the surface in the tongue deep in the opening in the throat. Absolutely nothing kills confidence worse than poor breath, as it sneaks up without having warning, even following a thorough brushing; and pearly white teeth are not worth two cents if nobody wants to be around your open mouth. The tongue—not the teeth or gums—is a hotspot for awful breath. And an odorous breath is more tied for the typical sense of great taste than it’s to any one culture. Adhere to this principle: poop smells like poop, irrespective of exactly where you are from. Some cultures might appear more tolerant toward the principle, but surly they should not prefer it.
Baggy clothes fall into the half-subjective, half-truth category of seeking fantastic. The primary cause why they do really little to accentuate the wearer stems from their design. They sag and distort the wearer. Unless a cultural statement, baggy clothes just plain do not function. This holds accurate for make-up also: if it does not accentuate natural features, then it serves small purpose. Ask yourself what’s a lot more impressive, natural functions, or artificial ones? Yes, artificial looks are acceptable and commonplace, but doubtless does it ever trump the all-natural.
This results in our conclusion. Accentuate and compliment your all-natural capabilities. The principle makes ideal sense, specifically should you wish to display confidence in your self. Hygiene is a universal custom, and also the tongue scraper served as an analogy. But the latter discussion in this write-up highlights a very important touchstone in seeking fantastic, that is to appear excellent and really feel excellent based on what’s “You.” Do not overdo it. Simply because in a universe comprised of interpretation, there is no higher mis-interpretation than in misinterpreting your very sense of self. Be happy with who you might be, and show it in greatest possible way.
What you have on on top of your clothes is just as important. You might try something like rabbit fur coats or many of the other varities of fur coats. You’re sure to find something to emphasize your fashion.
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Written on January 12th, 2012 by Amy Swannno shouts
Women’s designer fashion this winter is all about keeping it sassy on the outside as well as on the in, with a huge range cold climate goodies to lay your mitts on, there really is no excuse.
Blazing a trail back into the wardrobe in women’s fashion this season, blazers are sucking in those silhouettes and finishing off those androgynous styles. Go smart with Tuxedo Jackets from Yves Saint Laurent and Rich & Royal, go light with Alexander McQueen’s crepe slit-sleeve jacket, go bright with Alice + Olivia’s Satin jacket, go heavy with the wool-blend pinstripe of Daks, go long with Something Else by Natalie Wood’s Slouchy Long Suit Jacket or go short with Heritage Research’s Cropped Jacket.
Add a touch of rugged charm to your outfit with a leather jacket to keep out the elements and look effortlessly cool as well. Designer Rick Owens has taken inspiration from wool and cotton, combining them in his Panelled Leather Jacket, while D&G go back to the drawing board with their old-fashioned-turned-new belted and double-breasted offering. The classics are always a winner, and Milestone have done just that with their long Diane Jacket, with intricate pocket detailing. Shining through the mist is Maison Martin Margiela who puts a high gloss on its patent leather jacket. Continuing the leather loving is Urban Code and Acne’s Rita who are reinforcing the fact that aviator-style leather jackets never go out of fashion, meanwhile Karl Donoghue suggests the biker jacket should be motoring along this season as he showcases his, with its soft leather and stand-out shearling collar.
The Parka jacket has found favour in many situations and occasions; from summer’s music festivals to an intrinsic item in everyone’s winter collection. YMC’s hooded version with knitted interior and deep colours is definitely one for the colder months, while Penfield go outdoorsy with shower-proofing, tartan inner lining, and lightweight fabric. Fur has been seen on A|Wear’s collars, Vila and Levi’s hoods; meanwhile Firetrap step out of the shadows with the Bartlett jacket complete with wool shawl neck and plenty of contrasting shades. Paris-based brand, Sessun, do double-breasted with their Magic Window Coat, and magic it is indeed; with fur interior and an encompassing hood, it really is a winter warmer.
Braving the elements while still feeling like your wrapped up indoors, Barbour’s quilted jackets are undeniably warm but also bring some sleek fitted elan in their dark shiny hues, as do the belted diamond quilt of Rare and mid-length with sharp collars of Levenham, while light styles that seal the heat deal come from Fresh Made’s short lined Jacket, Khujo’s short cut distressed look with ribbed cuffs and collar or the short Debbie Duffle from Fat Face.
The return of the Mac, shakes off that rambler vibe as new styles are set to create lasting trends with Superdry’s double collar and cord panelled Safari Wax Mac, Lipsy get cutesy with their fleece-lined Teddy Bear Mac and Fay get short and shiny with their waterproof raincoat. Masters of the work mac, Aquascutum, bring a shorter style infusion with the checked Bovey or the authentic profile of the double-breasted Swing Raincoat as fellow mac enthusiast Burberry climbs back to the top of the style tree with their bold Brit Packaway Trench Coat in satin-twill or the classic lines of the double-breasted Kensington Trench to keep the rain firmly ‘in check’.
Sessun jackets celebrating the redesign more traditional coats, like the parka, for instance. Glass Boutique offer a wide range of women’s jackets at their online store.
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Written on January 11th, 2012 by Amy Swannno shouts
Detroit, MI (PRWEB) November 29, 2011
To help local individuals in need this winter, The Society of St. Vincent de Paul-Detroit (SVdP) will partner with Flame Heating and Cooling and Office Express by initiating a Winter Coat Drive at its metro Detroit locations. Flame Heating and Cooling locations, as well as 11 St. Vincent de Paul Detroit Thrift store locations will serve as coat drop-off sites from October 17th until December 30th. Office Express will serve as a collection site beginning November 1st.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Detroit is a human service organization based in Detroit, MI that provides emergency assistance to individuals in Southeast Michigan.
The Winter Coat Drive will benefit local citizens in need of warm winter wear. The demand for warm clothing and coats has skyrocketed recently. Brazier said. Traditionally, our Thrift stores have been a main source for our neighbors in need to purchase quality, low-priced winter wear. We are grateful for the partnerships with Office Express and Flame Heating and Cooling. It will allow us to provide better assistance to those in need this winter.
Donations for the Winter Coat Drive can be dropped off at the following locations:
- Flames Warren headquarters (2200 East 11 Mile Road),
- Flames Fraser showroom (32314 Utica Road),
- Flames Riverview showroom (11781 Longsdorf Street), or
- Office Express in Troy (1280 W. Big Beaver)
Additionally, items can be dropped off in the appropriate bins at St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Stores, as well as its Central Office location:
- BPC Bailing/Processing Center 12662 Burt Road, Detroit, 313-672-7837
- Clinton Township 35129 S. Gratiot Avenue, 586-792-3500
- Detroit (east) 14922 Kercheval Street, 313-331-6992
- Detroit (west) 15725 Grand River Avenue, 313-836-2878
- Dixie Highway 5395 Dixie Highway, 248-623-2780
- Inkster 27114 Michigan Avenue, 313-277-4617
- Lincoln Park 3760 Fort Street, 313-382-3100
- Port Huron 1335 24th Street, 810-984-5392
- St. Clair Shores 23746 Greater Mack Avenue, 586-773-0190
- Utica 45550 Van Dyke, 586-323-5133
- Waterford 2235 Elizabeth Lake Road, 248-681-6760
- Westland 6613 N. Wayne Road, 734-729-3088
- Detroit – Van Elslander Family Center 3000 Gratiot Ave., 313-393-2930
About the Society of St. Vincent de Paul-Detroit
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul-Detroit is the local arm of The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a Catholic lay organization and one of the oldest charitable organizations in the world. The Detroit office of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is a major provider of human and disaster relief services, assisting people in crisis that have been victims of fires or floods, lost their job, or other urgent situations by providing emergency support. The Society works in conjunction with the Archdiocese of Detroit, networking with 2,000 Vincentian volunteers in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Lapeer, St. Clair and Monroe counties, and assisting 30,000 local households annually. For more information, visit http://www.moreforthepoor.org.
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Written on January 9th, 2012 by Owen Jonesno shouts
It is believed that a designer from London, Thomas Burberry, founder of the Burberry company, was the first to create the trench coat. 1901 was the first year for the men?s trench coat for the military.
It was manufactured by a British clothing manufacturer for the British army. At that time it was manufactured of heavy serge fabric. The trench coat was made with mobility and comfort in mind.
During the years, the cloth for the trench coats has changed. Now they are made from cotton drill, leather, poplin, and tightly woven gabardine. Some of the more recent designs are manufactured from polyester.
The trench coat is worn on top of other clothing and is water repellent for just that reason. There is often an inner liner that may be unzipped making the trench coat functional for the various seasons.
This liner is normally insulated. The style of the trench coat is knee- length and can also be considered to be a raincoat.
The trench coat has a military-cum-business look to it. In past years, the colors of trench coats were usually brown, tan, gray, and black. Now they may be found in numerous colors. Women?s trench coats are available in bright colors such as red, blue, and yellow.
The style of the standard trench coat has remained similar to the original design but may also be bought in other styles. The typical trench coat is double breasted, has a belt at the waist line, and has shoulder straps and cuff straps.
The trench coat, even though it commenced life for the military is now a very popular article of clothing among business men too.
A trench coat can be discovered in lots of men?s wardrobes as they can be used for numerous different occasions. They are worn for practical, stylish and comfortable.
The trench coat is one of the most popular items of clothing obtainable and has not lost its appeal over the years. There have been a few adjustments made but nothing to have an effect on its popularity.
A lot of men own a trench coat due to it being an item that may get worn for many occasions. It is an overcoat that works well with most other clothing.
The trench coat is also very well-liked in films. Trench coats have been quite popular in lots of movies such as The Pink Panther and Dick Tracy.
The popularity of trench coats in movies was and still is among pilots, detectives, and war heroes. Westerns depict cowboys wearing the black style, which is better known as the duster, which is another name occasionally used for a trench coat.
It is simple to wash a trench coat. Most directions call for them to be washed in a normal washing machine. A damp sponge will help clear up small stains to keep it looking great.
Owen Jones, the writer of this piece, writes on a variety of subjects, but is now concerned with the jean jacket. If you would like to know more, please visit our web site at Mens Overcoats For Sale.
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Written on December 26th, 2011 by Tom Whiteno shouts
It’s that time with the year once more with snowflakes falling, yuletide cheer and Christmas shopping, hot cups of coco and cozy warm fireplace with sizzling embers of coal crackling away. But what’s heating up the fashion scene this winter, a closer appear reveals some fascinating insights on the latest winter fashions.
This seasons winter colors
Accurate to the season, soft snowy white shades seem to be a good option for clothes that blend in using the winter theme. An additional common color to helps create a sharp contrast is Black and numerous shades of bright black; although dull and muted greys give a good warm and fuzzy touch and hues of wealthy red proper through to mellow maroon are reflective from the season.
For girls, earthy colors ranging from the deep shades of olive, maroon, brown, deep blue’s to chocolate brown are colors set to form the trend. Even though for men, muted shades of pink, lavender, brick red, grey, deep shades of purple and black are what’s going to be setting the stage for fashion.
Hair
Deciding on the correct hair style to go using the fashion and season can be a daunting process. You do not need to be noticed in last year’s designs and definitely not some thing that is not the hottest rage in the moment. So if you’re trying to determine the hairdo that’s the pick from the season by stylists and fashion models; it is time to let you in on that small secret, apparently for females wearing your hair in the all so classic ‘Bob Cut’ seems to be the favoured trend this season.
Men on the other to produce the cut will need to aim to acquire their hair into the bushy straight yet carefully dishevelled appear that gets tucked away into the tops of their mufflers.
Hats
Should you like hats you’re in luck, this season hoods, hats and caps are the rage. Big knitted beanies or those furry oversized Moroccan hats all in this winter. The designs in vogue are hats which might be either enormous and puffy or tiny and pointed. Fur lined hoods blended into the garment are also turning heads this winter.
Coats
This season coats come using a good thick mantle like appear that feature tousled sleeves and funnelled collars. Other patterns included coats with widely placed collars and a wealthy furry texture.
Fabrics
The prevailing tendencies for fabrics this season are fabrics that are over-worked with many distinct effects across their surfaces. The fabrics are very solid or concrete with a sort of untamed natural really feel blended with soft lustres. Prints around the winter theme are virtually subtle whilst the concentrate in on rich exterior with the fabric.
Lightweight wool or reworked cottons are the base for styles that can debut this winter.
Effects
Complementing the really feel and textures of fabrics the styles about these effects which are set to produce the stage this winter, range from, lengthy pleats, to subtle wrinkles and clearly visible overstitches, for the blistered and tangled effects.
Cashmere worked in with typical wool and mohair is blended to give the fabrics a light however visibly textured appear. Whilst several of the other fabrics are roughly cut to give a thatched heavily threaded effect. Most knits are produced with heavily emphasised gages to draw out the raw protective feel against the winter chill.
Denim is one of those fabrics that may most likely be around forever, this winter, the theme is really a slight gleam within the denim with an oxidised appear. In fact this seasons going to have you seeing a great deal of ultra cool effects.
Scarves
This season, trade inside your old winter muffler for all those large woollen scarves that can be draped more than your shoulders like a stole. Embodied with numerous prints on dulled wool the scarf lends a casual but protective loo towards the wearer be it a man or perhaps a woman.
Footwear
Ankle length shoes in shades of silver and grey are this winters winner. They shriek elegance and comfort in an extremely casual sort of way. For women transparent slippers laced with silver give an almost Cinderella effect.
Jewelry
Jewelry styles highlighting the winter season are marvellous add ons’ silver snowflake pendants and large broaches like a sprig of holly or mistletoe make some really eye catching accessories. Chunky silver bracelets and significant but light earrings that dangle add to the effect.
So, be sure you watch out for these beautiful trends which can be bound to take the nation by storm. And honestly, you truly don’t must own costly designer wear to make a statement. Even your neighborhood retailers will stock up on some of these new styles. This winter season make sure you treat your self to some of these trendy fashions and go paint the town red!
With winter approaching swiftly, you should also consider a rabbit fur coat or one of the many other types of fur coats. These will complement just about any outfit and add some flair to your look.
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Written on December 26th, 2011 by Tom Whiteno shouts
Ridgewood, NJ (PRWEB) November 12, 2006
In an effort to keep New Jersey's children warm this winter, clothing retailer Rugged Bear has partnered with the YMCA to host a coat drive at its Ridgewood, New Jersey, location. For two days, shoppers will receive a 40 percent discount on coats and a 20 percent discount on clothing items purchased for donation.
“Many people don't realize just how many kids will go without coats and adequate warm clothing this winter,” says Alan McDonough, CEO of Rugged Bear. “Though the price of a winter coat is within the budget of most families, a winter coat is simply unaffordable for many for low-income families.”
Though Rugged Bear operates in seven eastern US states, it has chosen its New Jersey location to host the 2006 coat drive. A 2005 US Government census report isolated New Jersey's own city of Camden as having one of the highest percentage of families living in poverty in the entire United States.
Children of families that must make choices between buying a coat and paying essential bills often go without adequate protection during New Jersey's cold winter months.
“We believe that businesses have a social responsibility to empower the communities they operate within,” Diane Goldsholl says. Our goal is to collect enough coats and warm clothing to keep 1,000 of New Jersey kids warm this winter.
The event will be held on Tuesday November 14th and Wednesday November 15th between 9:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. at the Ridgewood, NJ, Rugged Bear store, located at 257 East Ridgewood Avenue. Warm coffee and fresh donuts will be served and shoppers can participate in a raffle and have a chance to win prizes that include gift certificates and toys.
About Rugged Bear: Rugged Bear is retailer of high-quality children's clothing, coats and accessories. Since its inception in 1980, the Rugged Bear has grown to include 26 retail locations in seven states. Favored for its colorful line of durable children's clothing, Rugged Bear now serves customers throughout the US and world through its full-service e-commerce store at http://www.ruggedbear-online.com.
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Written on December 14th, 2011 by Larryno shouts
Ridgewood, NJ (PRWEB) November 12, 2006
In an effort to keep New Jersey's children warm this winter, clothing retailer Rugged Bear has partnered with the YMCA to host a coat drive at its Ridgewood, New Jersey, location. For two days, shoppers will receive a 40 percent discount on coats and a 20 percent discount on clothing items purchased for donation.
“Many people don't realize just how many kids will go without coats and adequate warm clothing this winter,” says Alan McDonough, CEO of Rugged Bear. “Though the price of a winter coat is within the budget of most families, a winter coat is simply unaffordable for many for low-income families.”
Though Rugged Bear operates in seven eastern US states, it has chosen its New Jersey location to host the 2006 coat drive. A 2005 US Government census report isolated New Jersey's own city of Camden as having one of the highest percentage of families living in poverty in the entire United States.
Children of families that must make choices between buying a coat and paying essential bills often go without adequate protection during New Jersey's cold winter months.
“We believe that businesses have a social responsibility to empower the communities they operate within,” Diane Goldsholl says. Our goal is to collect enough coats and warm clothing to keep 1,000 of New Jersey kids warm this winter.
The event will be held on Tuesday November 14th and Wednesday November 15th between 9:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. at the Ridgewood, NJ, Rugged Bear store, located at 257 East Ridgewood Avenue. Warm coffee and fresh donuts will be served and shoppers can participate in a raffle and have a chance to win prizes that include gift certificates and toys.
About Rugged Bear: Rugged Bear is retailer of high-quality children's clothing, coats and accessories. Since its inception in 1980, the Rugged Bear has grown to include 26 retail locations in seven states. Favored for its colorful line of durable children's clothing, Rugged Bear now serves customers throughout the US and world through its full-service e-commerce store at http://www.ruggedbear-online.com.
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Written on December 10th, 2011 by Peter Bell11 shouts
The temperature is getting colder but that doesn’t mean your style needs to cool down, thanks to the extra layers in men’s designer wear this autumn it’ll be easy to dress to impress whatever the weather.
Sweats and hoods to shield your arms and head against the elements add to the seasonal favourite of college chic and casual styles. Hoodies are making their own style statements in stripes from street fashion masters Norse Projects and their Heik Hoodie or rustic military feel from fashion forward YMC’s Fleece Back Sweat Hoody, whereas Diesel combine their effortless cool with chunky knit and graduated colour on their Kelly Sweat. Jumpers see American workwear-inspired Penfield cleverly unite duffle style toggle and shawl neck for their Dunstone Sweater and Sixpack France show that plain is most definitely not boring with their Leounel Sweat in fresh tones like Heather Red or you can go dark with Franklin & Marshall’s Port Sweat.
Macs, always a practical addition, have evolved into a stylish component of men’s fashion, no longer uninspired fold-aways they are appearing across different looks and trends. In workwear the Aquascutum brings forward traditionally clean lines to the mac and Burberry incorporates its trademark check. G-Star owns smart-casual with the Maddox front funnelled and cuffs that are gathered, Desigual adds playful patchwork and a practical hood while Courier from Universal Works creates a windproof and waterproof hybrid in loud season brights to add to any ensemble. Keep warm while staying cool thanks to the funnel collar of Goi Goi’s Nylon Mesh Lined Jacket, Norse Projects continues the nautical theme with their fisherman yellow Elka Solid jacket or go for the vibrancy of Tango Red in Libertine-Libertine’s cagoule jacket complete with zip embellishment.
Denim is supporting a return to retro in the rise of high waisted, short jackets, Lab Sonny by Nudie embraces the jean look as does Pretty Green, Levi’s Vintage and True Religion. Or go for substance in a quilted variety still snug in the figure hugging Barbour jacket, Hackett’s Aston Martin Racing Jacket and the liner with hood from Ma Strum, for leather lovers Replay’s leather jacket in top to bottom faded brown is a great choice, or the Scotch & Soda’s bomber jacket in weathered leather, Superdry’s Brad makes use of a high neck line and patched on pockets for a similarly gritty appeal. In contrast the biker jacket, usually a leather staple, has been reinvented in sweats from the Marc Jacobs’ Marc range, in suede by Diesel’s Leod and Over the Stripes cashmere variety. Also available in long cuts are the Biker from Bench with belt, Belstaff’s Sammy Miller combining the look with corduroy at the top of the jacket and also Maison Martin Margiela who extends the biker and adds a slimline band collar for a sleek, lengthened look.
Transitional jacket designs in men’s designer fashion that cross the casual smart divide and compliment most looks see angled concealed button front and high neck from Religion’s Dorian jacket, the simple military homage of Selected’s New Antique Jacket in black with epaulettes and single-breast metal buttons and the tailored feel of Denham’s button fastening sweatshirt in Medieval Blue or the well-groomed Harris Tweed from Universal Works suit jacket that dress up the day wear and rounds off the night.
As the cold nights become the norm extra layers become essential to keep out the chills of autumn and winter, but that doesn’t mean you have to keep your style covered up with the options available from men’s coats and jackets and women’s jackets this season.
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Written on December 10th, 2011 by Peter Bell6 shouts
Coats are one of the most preferred piece of clothing in winters for men. The best part about these is that one can mix and match the coat with different dress pants and sweaters or shirts to create a new look every time. The large variety of styles, cuts, colors and sizes available in the market has made coats all the more an alluring option for males. Mentioned below are some of the most popular men’s winter coats. Take a look:
Windbreakers
Windbreakers are the coats made up of a kind of fabric that shields the body from chilling winter winds and cold. It can be used both in winters as well as summers because it is paper light to carry in summers and too sturdy and safe to protect against winter winds.
Herringbone Coats
These are the classic coats that has been a favorite among men all around the world. The characteristic feature of herringbone fabric is that the twill woven pattern in it is reversed at regular intervals to form a sawtooth line.
Double Breasted Coats
Double breast coats are the formal coats that have a lapping on the front for buttoning the blazer. These are popularly used for formal events and functions. Double breast mens coats are available in various fabrics and styles too.
Trench Coats
Trench coats are the military style long raincoats which have straps on the shoulder and deep pockets. Though the original style of this particular coat has undergone a major change, as now trenches are counted in the men’s fashion coats league.
Tattersall Coats
Tattersall actually refers to a pattern carrying squares formed by colored crossbars on a single color backdrop. Now-a-days designers use it for recreating the retro magic with trendier cuts and stitches.
Thus, all in all there are quite a number of options available for gents in winter coat category.
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Written on November 29th, 2011 by Larryone shout
New York, NY (PRWEB) November 19, 2011
Sanyo Shokai New York, Inc. today announced three additions to their Wool Overcoat collection, a line of coats whose sumptuous fabrications include pure wool as well as fine wool blends of angora and cashmere. The three new coats represent the companys introduction of its latest fabrication, Rain-Wool, an innovative super-fine Merino wool that is finished with a water-repellency treatment which adds to the already water-repellent quality of the fabric.
The Get-Away jacket by Sanyo Shokai New York has long been a staple for the businessman. Its newest incarnation in Rain-Wool, the Durango, effortlessly adapts to any sudden change in the weather. For increased protection, the Durango is also secured with a water-resistant micro-polyester lining. The coat delivers superior performance, and it does so with style. Perfect for business as well as casual occasions, the Durango is the essential wool winter coat of the season.
Made of 100% Rain-Wool, the water-resistant Dodge is the epitome of Sanyo’s tagline, “Rainwear/Anywhere.” The woolen version of the Aspen, the Dodge is the ultimate all-weather wool coat, equally suitable for a formal event or a casual weekend outing. The interior lining is comprised of a Micro Polyester typically used as an outer shell material, adding another layer of water resistance. And the double-collar easily converts to a single collar for a more classic look.
A hybrid between Sanyo’s rainwear and wool overcoats, the Stratton is also made of 100% Rain-Wool. Delicately yet durably spun, the microfibers of the coat lend a fineness to both its feel and its sheen. At its foundation, the Stratton is a formal wool sports coat with standard slim blazer lapels and is finished with three front buttons. Also functional as a casual double-collar coat, the Stratton is the versatile hybrid wool coat to own, protecting you from all kinds of inclement weather in style.
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Were very pleased with the additions to our Wool Overcoat collection, said Chris Champlin, Sanyos Vice President of Sales. The new Rain-Wool styles strengthen an already well-performing category for us. The lightweight fabrications and various designs we offer mean that, no matter what your needs, we have you covered.
Availability: The Durango, the Dodge, and the Stratton are now available on the Sanyo web site at http://www.sanyofashionhouse.com, at Nordstrom, at Saks Fifth Avenue, or by calling 1-800-99-SANYO (between the hours of 9:00am-5:00pm EST).
Sanyo Shokai New York, whose parent company Sanyo Shokai Ltd. is the largest apparel manufacturer in Japan, designs and manufactures mens luxury and casual outerwear. Its retail partners include Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, Barney’s New York, and Lord & Taylor, among other prestigious retailers.
Incorporated in 1981, Sanyo Shokai New York is currently celebrating its 30th anniversary.
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