Coat

Garment worn on the upper body for warmth and protection.

jacket cloak

A coat is a garment worn on the upper body, typically extending from the shoulders to the hips or lower, designed primarily for warmth and protection against cold weather.

/koʊt/

From Old French 'cote' meaning 'tunic', from Latin 'cotha'.

A coat is like a warm hug for your body, keeping you cozy and safe from the weather.

The word 'coat' comes from the Old French word 'cote', meaning a sleeveless garment
Trench coats were originally designed for British officers in World War I
Raincoats have a history dating back to the 17th century

What is a coat? A coat is an outer garment worn for warmth and protection
Who invented the trench coat? Thomas Burberry patented his waterproof fabric in 1917, leading to the iconic trench coat
What materials are coats made from? Common materials include wool, cotton, and synthetic fabrics

jacket overcoat

garment clothing

trench coat parka anorak

collar sleeve button

wardrobe outfit

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