The Noah Herringbone Overcoat
Pattern That Does the Work
The Noah is built around one of tailoring's most enduring weaves — a bold herringbone that gives the coat its character without requiring anything else to do so. The silhouette is classic and unfussy: notched lapels, a two-button single-breasted stance, flap hip pockets, and a knee-length hem. A coat that has been worn this way for decades, and still looks exactly right.

Refined Details
Bold Herringbone Weave – A large-scale herringbone pattern in a tonal two-tone yarn creates strong visual texture across the entire coat — the defining feature of the silhouette and the reason it needs little else.
Notched Lapel Construction – A moderately wide notched lapel sits in natural proportion to the coat's length and shoulder, offering a classic tailoring reference without feeling dated.
Two-Button Single-Breasted Stance – A clean two-button closure with tonal horn-effect buttons keeps the front of the coat simple and the herringbone fabric uninterrupted.
Flap Hip Pockets — Twin flap pockets at the hip add a structured tailoring detail and practical depth, sitting flush against the coat's body without adding bulk.
Chest Welt Pocket – A single welt pocket at the breast completes the tailoring detail set, lending the coat a dressed quality that carries it beyond casual outerwear territory.

Effortless Versatility
Wear over a suit for formal or business settings, or layer over an open-collar shirt and denim for a relaxed smart-casual look — as shown here. The herringbone weave carries enough visual weight to anchor either register without adjustment.
Construction
- Herringbone wool-blend fabric
- Notched lapel, single-breasted
- Two tonal horn-effect buttons
- Twin flap hip pockets
- Chest welt pocket
- Knee-length hem
- Soft lining
- Dry clean recommended
The Noah Herringbone Overcoat — where a classic weave and a clean silhouette need nothing more.