Men's Tan Brown Convertible Collar Shearling Ulster Coat

Two Collars in One: Suede Sheepskin Overcoat With a Notch Lapel That Converts to a Full Wind-Sealing Stand Collar

Adaptable to whatever the weather demands, the Men's Tan Brown Convertible Collar Shearling Ulster Coat is built from genuine suede sheepskin leather and designed around a rare dual-function collar — open and relaxed as a notch lapel, or sealed up into a full stand-neck wind guard.

100% Genuine Suede Sheepskin Leather Shell

The outer shell is crafted from authentic suede sheepskin leather in a warm tan brown tone, giving the coat a soft, velvety surface texture rather than a smooth polished grain. This tactile finish adds a relaxed, natural richness that ages gracefully with regular wear. Those drawn to this kind of soft-touch leather can browse our broader suede sheepskin coat collection for similar textures.

Off-White Shearling Wool Interior Lining

The full interior is lined with dense off-white shearling wool, with the fur left visibly exposed along the collar, lapels, and inner front placket edge. This exposed detailing isn't just visual — it puts the warmest part of the lining exactly where cold air would otherwise get in first.

Convertible Notch-to-Stand Collar System

This is the coat's defining feature: worn open, the collar sits as a wide notched shearling lapel with a classic layered look. But a suede leather button loop on the left lapel fastens to a hidden button on the opposite side, letting the collar convert into a stand-up high-neck closure that fully shields the neck and chest from wind — genuine functional versatility rarely seen in standard shearling coats.

Classic Four-Button Single-Breasted Front

The front closes with a traditional four-button single-breasted placket, finished with classic marbled brown buttons that echo the coat's warm tan colorway rather than contrasting against it.

Dual-Tier Pocket Layout

• Hand Warmer Pockets – Dual upper vertical chest slash pockets for quick, easy hand access.
• Lower Storage Pockets – Dual lower horizontal pockets finished with protective flaps for secure storage of larger items.

Clean Sleeves With Mid-Arm Panel Stitching

The sleeves are cut straight and clean, featuring horizontal mid-arm panel stitching that adds subtle structural detail, finished with button-tab cuffs for a refined closing touch at the wrist. For anyone comparing tailored sleeve detailing across styles, our full men's leather coat range has a few worth exploring.

Tailored Back Construction With Center Vent

The back features a center vertical seam for a structured drape, along with a wide horizontal waist stitching band that shapes the silhouette. A single center back vent at the hem allows for comfortable movement and walking ease, avoiding the restrictive feel of a fully closed back panel.

Over-Knee Classic Trench Silhouette

Falling to an over-knee length, this coat follows a true classic trench-coat proportion — substantial coverage suited for serious cold-weather wear. Anyone drawn to this longer silhouette should also look through our long shearling trench coats for a few comparable cuts.

One Coat, Two Ways to Wear It

What makes this piece genuinely different is the convertible collar itself — most shearling coats commit to either an open lapel or a sealed stand collar, but this one lets you choose depending on the day's weather. Paired with the soft suede shell and full shearling lining, it's a coat designed to adapt rather than lock you into one look or one level of protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How exactly does the convertible collar work?
A suede leather button loop on the left lapel fastens to a hidden button on the right side, letting you switch the collar from an open notch lapel to a fully closed stand-up neck guard.

Q2: Is suede leather harder to maintain than smooth leather?
Suede requires slightly more care — use a soft brush to maintain the nap and avoid heavy water exposure, similar to nubuck leather care.

Q3: Does the back vent affect the coat's structured look?
No, the single center vent is subtle and designed purely for ease of movement; it doesn't compromise the coat's tailored silhouette when standing still.

Q4: Is the shearling lining only visible at the collar?
It's most visible along the collar, lapels, and inner front placket edge, though the wool lining runs through the full interior body for consistent insulation.

Q5: What's the difference between this and a standard trench coat?
Unlike a belted trench, this coat follows an Ulster-style silhouette with a convertible collar and button-front closure rather than a waist belt and storm flap system.

Q6: How should I store this coat during the off-season?
Hang it on a wide, padded hanger in a cool, dry space, avoid direct sunlight, and brush the suede occasionally to keep the texture from flattening.