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Victorian Morning Frock Coat / Cutaway

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Civilian Morning Coat / Riding Coat
Civilain Morning Coat (Cutaway / Riding Coat) in Chocolate Brown, 19th Century (1800s) Men's Clothing
      The fashionable MORNING COAT (Cutaway) (also known as the Riding Coat) was usually worn for more formal occasions during the morning or early afternoon. It became known as the "Morning Coat" as riding was a popular morning exercise for a gentleman. Worn for more informal occasions, eventually taking the place of the Frock Coat. It features the rounded "slope away" front with single button closure and higher waistline. Velvet trim can be added as seen in picture. It has an inside left breast pocket. Front pockets are NOT available on this coat. A cloth covered button is supplied, but not sewn on. Proper shirt for this coat is the Pleated Front Dress Shirt.

    Our civilian morning frock is made from quality lighter weight woolens than our military frockcoat.

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Morning Coat / Riding Coat (QM-1404)

Civilain Morning Coat (Cutaway / Riding Coat) in Chocolate Brown, 19th Century (1800s) Men's Clothing
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