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Vintage Burberry Double-Breasted Trench Coat Nova Check L

Vintage Burberry Double-Breasted Trench Coat Nova Check L

Regular price €200,00 EUR
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Condition Very Good

Black panels of technical polyester are shaped into a sharply tailored double-breasted trench, the silhouette anchored by tonal black buttons and buckled cuffs. The cut is classic—broad-shouldered, belted, with a storm flap and deep back vent—while the interior surprises with a full lining in Burberry’s signature beige Nova Check, visible at the lapels and beneath the collar. All branding remains discreet: no logo, no label, just the unmistakable plaid at the lining and a precise, utilitarian finish.

The Nova Check lining ties this coat to the long lineage of Burberry outerwear, a code first introduced in the late 1960s and woven through the house’s identity since. With no visible labels or stamps, the exact model and era remain open, but the construction reflects the period when Nova Check was omnipresent across the brand’s trenches and raincoats—practical, recognisable, and built to endure the city.

Crafted in the United Kingdom from smooth, rain-shedding polyester, this trench is finished with black-tone buttons and buckles, and offers a single hidden interior pocket for essentials. The cut here is estimated as a men’s or women’s size L from the measurements: total length 62.5 cm, shoulder 38 cm, chest 47.5 cm, sleeve 50 cm. The mannequin normally wears a size M.

Condition: Very Good — minor wear at edges; hardware clean, lining bright, structure crisp.
Material: 100% polyester with checked fabric lining
Colour: Black exterior with beige, black, and red Nova Check lining; black-tone buttons and buckles
Size: approx. L (estimated from measurements)
Measurements: Total 62.5 cm / Shoulder 38 cm / Chest 47.5 cm / Sleeve 50 cm
Made in: United Kingdom

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