Does this type of coat have a name?

[carla rey]

Hi all!

I have this beautiful black wool coat with a great silhouette. Am I correct in dating this Edwardian era? The back shoulder ruffle is quite wonderful does it have a name?

The gold belt I added.

 

[poppysvintageclothing]

That is gorgeous! Looks like it would have been part of a walking suit. I don't know if the term redingote would apply.

 

[Rue_de_la_Paix]

The collar is often reffered to as a Regency collar, Garrick, or triple cloak collar, borrowed from a man's Regency or Georgian era outer garment.

 

[denisebrain]

That's beautiful Carla!

Does it have any sort of waist definition?

 

[carla rey]

That's beautiful Carla!

Does it have any sort of waist definition?

It's really hard to say! When I look at it there is no tapering at the waist but when I put it on my form (or myself) it is cut straight down to the waist and then flares out quite a bit.

 

[Rue_de_la_Paix]

I am thinking 1902 ish.

 

[anothertimevintageapparel]

I think it has my name on it. lol. gorgeous piece

 

[Avantbo]

Hi all!

I have this beautiful black wool coat with a great silhouette. Am I correct in dating this Edwardian era? The back shoulder ruffle is quite wonderful does it have a name?

Hello Carla,

Kinda Steam Punk, very nice.

But 1900-1905, I think I have seen the type of collar on religious robes, military cloaks and possibly Edwardian school attire---maybe?.