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Bernard Hill Titanic Black Wool Coat
Original price was: $219.00.$179.00Current price is: $179.00. (USD)
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Product Specification:
- Inspired By: An American movie Titanic
- Worn By: Bernard Hill as Captain Smith
- Material: Wool
- Internal: Viscose Inner Lining
- Collar: Double-Breasted Shirt Style collar
- Front: Double Breasted Cutton Closure
- Sleeves: Long Sleeves
- Cuffs: Open Hem cuffs
- Pockets: Two inner and two side Pocket
- Color: Black and Blue
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Bernard Hill Titanic Captain Edward J. Smith’s Double Breasted Wool Coat
The Titanic Captain Smith coat is made up of high-quality of wool. The coat is available in a mesmerizing black and blue color, which gives it an innovative and striking look. The coat has double-breasted shirt style collar. The coat has Double Breasted Button Closure. A soft inner viscose lining of the coat keeps you warm and relaxed. The sleeves of Titanic Bernard Hill coat are long with open hem cuffs. The coat has two inner and two side pockets. The fine quality stitching of Titanic Captain Smith coat is comfortable and desirable to wear. The coat is an ideal choice to wear in parties.
| Size | XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL |
|---|---|
| Gender | Female, Male |
| Color | Black, Blue |
3 reviews for Bernard Hill Titanic Black Wool Coat
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Brandon Burkett –
Seriously, I wore the Titanic Captain Smith coat to a historical reenactment, and it turned heads instantly. The wool blend felt sturdy yet comfortable.It didn’t just resemble the era—it captured its essence. No one guessed it wasn’t an antique. For accuracy and wearability, it struck the right balance.
Dulce Alvarado –
When I unboxed the coat, I was struck by the craftsmanship—the tailored fit, the structured shoulders, the subtle sheen of the lapels. I wore it on a chilly evening walk, and it held up well against the wind.It doesn’t scream “costume,” which I appreciated. A dignified piece that honors its inspiration without overstatement.
Kristian Madundang –
As a maritime history enthusiast, I’m picky about replicas. This coat surprised me—accurate down to the cuff detail and liner pattern. I wore it to a museum event, and a docent even asked if it was original. It’s clearly made for display and use, with stitching that feels built to last, not just for show.