This document provides terminology and definitions for various types of coats and jackets. It describes characteristics such as length, fit, fasteners, pockets, collars, and materials for items including blazers, pea coats, trench coats, capes, car coats, duffle coats, field coats, princesses, reefers, anoraks, biker jackets, bush jackets, bombers, blousons, jean jackets, parkas, and snorkel parkas.

1. Terminology 4 Coats & Jackets

3. Blazer: Unfitted Single Breasted Approximate symmetry

4. Blazer: Unfitted Single Breasted Jacket Flap pocket Welt pocket Rolled Collar, Notched lapel Set-in sleeve

5. Blazer: Women Semi-fitted Single Breasted Peaked lapel Double pointed dart Set-in sleeves Double welt pocket

6. Blazer: Fitted Roll collar. lapel type? Darts or princess seams Balance?

7. Blazers - Fitted Double Breasted Follows the body contour Varying lapels (e.g., peaked, notched) Varying pockets (e.g., double welt, flap)

8. Double Breasted-Unfitted

9. Cropped Symmetrical cropped jacket Hooks and Eyes Set-in sleeve Stand collar

10. Cropped jackets – Bolero May or may not have a collar Hem at waist or higher

11. Unfitted Variation- Bellboy (Chanel) Boxy shape Zipper or button front Jewel neckline or High roll collar Can be cropped or to the waist

15. Pea Jacket/Coat

21. Clutch Coat

23. Duffle Notice the details - Hood Toggle fasteners Patch pocket

27. Anorak Hip-length Water-repellent fabric Zip-front

30. Bomber-Zippered Waist-length jacket Ribbed or elastic waistband Pockets Zip-front

34. Snorkel Parka Warm, hooded parka Front-opening zipper extending up over the wearer’s chin Water-repellent nylon satin or taffeta Fur edging around hood Inside drawstring waistline, knitted inner cuffs