Mens Alan Paine Combrook Coat
Alan Paine
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Alan Paine
Mens Alan Paine Combrook Coat
The Combrook Waterproof Shooting Coat (previously called Compton) from Alan Paine is engineered with a 100% wool water repellent outer and features a waterproof and breathable membrane to keep you warm and dry in the most testing of weather conditions. The Compton Coat is insulated with a soft polyester wadding and features hand warmer pockets and storm cuffs to keep you extra warm on those cold mornings. Additional features include two large cartridge pockets with retainer flaps, a map pocket under the placket and two internal security pockets. The Compton Coat certainly fits the bill for an impeccable shooting coat. 100% wool outer. Secure map pocket. Soft contrast inner collar for comfort. Two large cartridge pockets with eyelets for draining. Handwarmer pockets with flap retainer straps. Internal security pocket. Waterproof dripstrip at the bottom of the liningWaterproof windbreaker cuffs. Water repellent outerWaterproof and breathable Manufacturer's code: COMGCOT - Sage Green, Peat, Lagoon 857823
12 Months Warranty.
In 1907 William Paine founded this famous knitwear brand in Godalming, Surrey, and named it Paines of Godalming. Godalming was then a small town with a long history of woollen production. William discovered some knitting machines in an old warehouse behind the shop, taught himself and others to knit, and began to manufacture knitted garments, arguably developing the first cable knit sweaters.
By 1920 the business had grown to include supplying speciality shops - principally by adding the Club Colour Trim to a plain cable sweater. The swatch book held a small swatch of wool for each client that could be used to create a sweater in the required club, school or regimental colours.
Cable-knit sweaters were increasing in popularity at this time. It was in this decade that Alan Paine's most famous unofficial patron, the Prince of Wales (later to become Edward VIII) ordered his own personalised sweaters, finished in his regimental colours.
