Luke 1977 'Bakerboy' Men's 1960s Mod Made in England Coat crafted form finest Italian wool fabric. A cool Indie hybrid style that fuses the classic Mod single breasted car coat with the traditional Vintage Military Pea Coat. Retro worker pocket to the chest, tortoiseshell buttons and classic 1960s Mod point collar for that cool tailored edge. The subtle stripe lining perfectly compliments the textured light marl grey fabric. The Luke 1977 'Bakerboy' coat is finished with iconic matte black metallic lion motif to chest. Part of the Limited Edition LUKE Made in England capsule.
- Luke 1977 'Bakerboy' made in England Pea Coat.
- Crafted from textured light marl grey Italian wool cloth.
- Tortoiseshell buttons to single breasted placket.
- Two deep side pockets.
- Left side chest pocket.
- Mod point collar.
- Luke 1977 matte black lion logo to collar.
- Off white retro stripe lining.
- Limited edition.
- Colour: Light Marl Grey.
- SKU: M360716 Bakerboy Jacket.
Composition: 80% Wool, 20% Polyester. Body Lining: 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester. Sleeve Lining: 100% Viscose.
Care: Dry clean only.
Approximate sizing as follows:
Small - 36" - 38"
Medium - 38" - 40"
Large - 40" - 42"
XL - 42" - 44"
XXL - 44" - 46
Product ID: 22744
BRAND BIO
LUKE 1977 is a contemporary menswear fashion brand that is quintessentially British in design. It was created by Luke Roper, who cut his teeth in the fashion world against a rugged West Midlands backdrop, initially making shirts for his friends. LUKE is an inimitable, unique blend of heritage styling and contemporary design that caters for the working class hero, the modern day lad and the refined gentleman. The LUKE 1977 range prides itself on practicality and style, with a range of jackets, shirts, T-shirts and denim that are not over-designed, but use innovative fabrics, utilitarian features and distinctive cuts, which are the cornerstone of the LUKE brand. LUKE 1977 have created a men's lifestyle collection that offers something for everyone, be it the outdoorsman, the office worker, the night owl or the football terrace and casuals connoisseur.
