Black Leather Double Breasted Coat

Black Leather Double Breasted Coat

Men wanting a formal outerwear option often need a tailored coat structure rather than a casual jacket cut. For this reason, the Black Leather Double Breasted Coat addresses this need with a classic double-breasted button layout. The coat closes with two vertical rows of buttons across the chest, positioned beneath a wide, pointed lapel collar. Meanwhile, the design extends to full-length, reaching down past the knee for complete lower-body coverage.

The wide lapel collar sits open at the neckline, structured to fold flat against the shoulders rather than standing upright. As a result, this collar style gives the coat a formal, tailored appearance compared to a standing-collar jacket. Additionally, two flap pockets sit at hip level, each closed with a buttoned tab rather than an open or zippered design. The coat maintains a fitted silhouette through the torso before extending straight down through the full-length body panel.

Specifications

• Material: Genuine leather
• Closure: Double-breasted button front, two vertical rows
• Collar: Wide, pointed lapel
• Pockets: Two flap pockets with buttoned tabs
• Length: Full-length, below-knee coverage
• Color: Solid black
• Fit: Tailored through torso, straight below waist

Men wear a coat like this for formal or semi-formal occasions, where a structured silhouette matters more than a relaxed, casual fit. Therefore, the double-breasted closure matters here, since it adds a layered, formal look compared to a standard single-button front. Meanwhile, the full-length cut suits colder climates or evening wear, where extended coverage protects against wind and low temperatures. Consequently, the Black Leather Double Breasted Coat fits buyers wanting a formal leather outer layer for structured, dressier outfits.

Leather and Kids stocks this Black Leather Double Breasted Coat for buyers wanting a tailored, formal leather option beyond casual jacket styles.

Why does a double-breasted design use two rows of buttons instead of one?
The two rows allow the coat’s front panels to overlap fully across the chest. This overlap adds extra insulation at the torso and creates the structured, formal look associated with double-breasted tailoring.

Does the wide lapel collar affect how the coat sits when buttoned versus open?
When buttoned, the lapel folds flat against the chest, framing the closure. When left open, the wide collar stands out more prominently, giving the coat a different visual line depending on how it’s worn.