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Duffle coat

British pronunciation/dˈʌfəl kˈəʊt/
American pronunciation/dˈʌfəl kˈoʊt/
Duffle coat
[NOUN]
1

a heavy woolen coat with a hood and toggle fasteners

synonyms : duffel coat
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duffle coat definition and meaning

What is a "duffle coat"?

A duffle coat is a type of heavy winter coat that is made of a thick woolen material, typically with a coarse texture, and is characterized by its toggles and hood. The coat originated in Belgium in the early 20th century and was later adopted by the British Royal Navy as a part of their standard issue kit. Duffle coats typically have a boxy and oversized silhouette, with a roomy hood, large patch pockets, and wooden toggle closures. They are a practical and warm option for cold weather and are often associated with a preppy or nautical style. While they were originally designed for use by sailors, they have since become a popular fashion item and are worn by both men and women.

Examples
1Get some heavier outerwear like a wool pea coat, an overcoat, or even a duffle coat.
2Sometimes, my brother and I we joked that we even sleep in our duffle coats.
3A duffle coat is a forester's coat, a green one.
4The ninth thing I regret buying is this very green duffle coat I'm wearing here right now.
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