A traditional, heavy daytime overcoat characterized by a double-breasted cut, a robust collar, and a long length that falls well below the knee. Historically made from dense Donegal tweed or heavy wool, older versions featured an attached shoulder cape. Tailors construct them for maximum warmth and weather resistance, typically finishing them with patch pockets and a half-belt at the back.
Heard on the job
He ordered a bespoke ulster in a heavy herringbone tweed for the winter season.