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Gavin | Men's Double Breasted Trench Coat with Notched Lapel and Epaulettes
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Gavin | Men's Double Breasted Trench Coat with Notched Lapel and Epaulettes

$45.95
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99.9% Pure Copper

3000 Years Old Tradition

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This men's double breasted trench coat delivers a refined, traditional look for formal and evening occasions. Two rows of buttons and a classic notched lapel give the front a structured, detailed finish. The slim, tailored fit follows your frame for a modern and polished appearance. Shoulder epaulettes add a military inspired touch that nods to classic trench styling. The knee length design gives you extra coverage and suits formal and business dress codes all season.

Specifications

Front: Double breasted
Lapel: Notched lapel
Fit: Slim, tailored
Shoulders: Structured, with epaulettes
Length: Knee length
Care: Dry clean recommended

Key Details

  • Double breasted closure creates a refined, traditional look
  • Notched lapel adds structured detail to the front
  • Slim tailored fit gives a modern, polished appearance
  • Shoulder epaulettes bring classic military inspired styling

Perfect For

Formal events, business settings, evening outings and cool fall days.

SHIPPING & DELIVERY

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MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

If for any reason you're not happy with your order, simply send it back within 30 days. Shopping with us is worry-free.

How do I know if it's real copper?

Pure copper isn't magnetic. Most of the copper jewelry sold online is either plated (a thin copper coating over a cheaper metal like steel or brass) or alloyed with enough iron or nickel to make it feel magnetic that's the quickest way to spot a fake.

The test is simple:

  1. Grab any fridge magnet
  2. Hold it against your cuff, ring, or necklace
  3. If it sticks, even slightly, it isn't pure copper
  4. If it doesn't stick, you're holding the real thing

Every piece I make is 99.9% pure copper, never plated, never alloyed with cheap metals. Run the test on yours the day it arrives. If it ever fails, I'll refund you immediately.

4 Reasons Women Have Worn Copper for 3,000 Years

A Tradition Older Than Modern Medicine

A Tradition Older Than Modern Medicine

From Egyptian queens and Roman soldiers to Ayurvedic healers, copper has been worn close to the skin for more than 3,000 years - long before modern pharmacies and medicines existed.

Designed for Everyday Wear

Designed for Everyday Wear

Light enough to forget, yet substantial enough to feel. Calder & Cross hammered cuffs are made for everyday wear - in the shower, out in the garden, or while you sleep, so you never have to take them off.

Develops a Patina of Its Own

Develops a Patina of Its Own

Real copper evolves with time. Within weeks, your bracelet begins to develop a patina shaped by your skin and everyday wear - creating a look that becomes uniquely yours. No two pieces ever age quite the same.

Crafted to Become an Heirloom

Crafted to Become an Heirloom

Made by hand, just two pieces a day. Crafted from 99.9% pure copper, with the same timeless purity cherished for centuries. No machines. No coatings. Just copper, shaped by hand.

Calder & Cross vs. Other Brands

Calder & Cross

Calder & Cross

99.9% Pure Copper

Crafted by Hand, One at a Time

Never Plated, Never Coated

Built to Last Generations

Made With Care, One at a Time

Other Brands

Other Brands

Thinly Plated Metal

Mass-Produced Overseas

Coatings That Flake Off

Falls Apart in Months

Made by Machines, Not Hands