Travellers to Austria may have admired the Lodencloth coats that every Tyrolian, from the duke down to the lowliest peasant, seems to possess. Coats of this fabric for men have been made for one New York outfitter. They say that this soft, pure wob} sheds rain like a duck. It is also supposed to be excellent insulation against cold. Men who dislike heavy coats are expected to like it, for each of these coats weighs about two and a half pounds. They come in swagger styles, and there en intriguing stadium cape fo wear ever a topcoat.
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