Duster Coat (1990), long overcoat from the neck to the ankles
A duster coat is a long overcoat that extends from the neck to the ankles, yet it is lightweight, typically crafted from gabardine, wool, or cotton canvas. It made its debut in the late 19th century when it was favored by motorcyclists and daring early car drivers. It features ample sleeves and a prominent, high-buttoned collar, suitable for protection against wind and rain. It was often accompanied by a canvas cap with built-in goggles.
