Architecture, not excess. The MAJORES Slim-Fit Stand-Collar Overcoat is a men’s mid-length slim overcoat in 100% polyester — a textured wool-effect polyester coating fabric — with a tall structured stand collar, a lapel-free single-breasted front with three tonal buttons, clean welt pockets, and a slim straight body. Wear it over a turtleneck.
Details
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Fabric: 100% Polyester — textured wool-effect coating fabric; the weave has a subtle nubby or melange texture that reads as wool at distance and close range; the polyester construction gives the coat structure, shape retention, and easy care that a true wool-blend overcoat cannot offer at this price point; the “Normal” thickness is appropriate for the overcoat’s layering role — it is structured and warm enough for a mid-season or layered winter outer, but not as heavily padded as an insulated parka or sherpa-lined coat
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Collar: Tall structured stand collar — the defining feature; a high stand collar that rises independently at the front and frames the neck; the collar does not fold into a lapel — the front edges of the stand form a clean deep V-opening when worn open; the most modern and architecturally considered collar in the MAJORES outerwear range; designed to sit in harmony with a turtleneck or ribbed roll-neck worn beneath
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Front: Lapel-free single-breasted — no lapel; the collar goes directly to the stand without folding; three large tonal buttons (dark navy or black tone, matching the coat body) in a single-breasted arrangement; the lapel-free construction is the design detail that separates this coat from a traditional overcoat and positions it in the contemporary menswear register
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Pockets: Welt / jetted pockets — two clean horizontal welt pockets at the lower body; no flap; the most minimal pocket construction for a formal coat; the welt pockets maintain the coat’s unbroken clean lines at the lower body
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Silhouette: Slim straight / mid-length — slim through the chest and torso with no excess fabric; the body falls in a clean vertical line from shoulder to hem; M length: 31.9″, 5XL length: 34.3″; sits at the upper to mid hip — a mid-length overcoat, not a knee-length coat; appropriate as a smart outer over tailored trousers, slim chinos, or dark denim
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Fit: Slim — genuine slim-fit construction; M chest: 40.2″ is fitted for a coat; size up one size if you prefer a relaxed fit or plan to layer over a heavy knitwear piece; the coat is cut to be worn over a single mid-layer (turtleneck, fine-knit jumper, or shirt)
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Stretch: No stretch — 100% polyester structured woven; rigid and shape-retaining
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Care: Dry clean only
Sizing M–5XL. Slim fit — size as usual for a trim coat profile over a single mid-layer; size up one size to layer over a thick knitwear piece. Dark Gray is the most versatile and authoritative colourway — a deep mid-grey with the wool-effect texture reading as most refined in this shade; pairs with black, white, charcoal, and navy below; the most classic overcoat colourway for a contemporary slim-fit silhouette. Black is the most minimal and modern colourway — a true black overcoat reads as equally appropriate for formal occasions, smart-casual settings, and fashion-forward everyday wear; pairs with everything; the most versatile in terms of occasion range. The stand collar is the architectural decision that makes this coat modern rather than classic — a traditional overcoat has a notched or peaked lapel; this coat has none; the stand collar without a lapel is a design choice borrowed from the Japanese and European minimalist menswear tradition; it reads as intentional, considered, and fashion-aware rather than simply formal. The lapel-free front is the detail that most clearly communicates the coat’s design intent to a buyer who understands menswear — it is not an omission; it is the choice that gives the coat its architectural character. Worn over a ribbed turtleneck or roll-neck (as shown), the stand collar creates a continuous vertical line from chin to chest that is one of the most considered men’s layering combinations available; the turtleneck fills the collar gap and extends the coat’s clean vertical line downward. The welt pockets are the correct pocket construction for a coat of this design register — flap pockets would break the clean lines; patch pockets would add casual bulk; welt pockets are invisible when empty and maintain the coat’s architectural front. Please refer to the size guide below.
Size Guide (inches)
| Size |
Chest |
Sleeve |
Length |
| M |
40.2" |
24" |
31.9" |
| L |
41.7" |
24.4" |
32.3" |
| XL |
43.3" |
24.8" |
32.7" |
| 2XL |
44.9" |
25.2" |
33.1" |
| 3XL |
46.5" |
25.6" |
33.5" |
| 4XL |
48" |
26" |
33.9" |
| 5XL |
49.6" |
26.4" |
34.3" |
