PHArchivist
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Yup - have seen Indy's coat. His photos apparently do not do it justice. On another forum, IM explained that it is a size too large for the display mannequin, which prevents it from displaying properly with the proper fit at the waist. So it doesn't look like a true frock coat. More like a looser fitting rench coat.
I'm also not sure if it is the best material and color. On my monitor, it looks beige, not grey.
I've heard it suggested that the original may have been oil cloth, or other similar material as used with dusters, or other long, riding coats. I'd concur with this assessment; that the material is likely a more sooth, almost tent-like material.
Magnoli's appears softer, and to have more texture; almost like a rough-out leather or suede. Though I'm pretty sure IM can vary his base material per request.
I'm also not sure if it is the best material and color. On my monitor, it looks beige, not grey.
I've heard it suggested that the original may have been oil cloth, or other similar material as used with dusters, or other long, riding coats. I'd concur with this assessment; that the material is likely a more sooth, almost tent-like material.
Magnoli's appears softer, and to have more texture; almost like a rough-out leather or suede. Though I'm pretty sure IM can vary his base material per request.
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