CROCKETT SUEDE COAT

CROCKETT SUEDE COAT

$325.00

Crockett Suede Coat is made from 100% suede leather and has two outside, and two inside, pockets. 

Our Crockett Suede Coat is a tribute to Davy Crockett. Known as the “King of the Wild Frontier,” his adventures over his lifetime earned him American folk hero status.

Two of our designs, Crockett and Tuscarora are frock coat length, at 34 inches. Today that length of coat is referred to as a car coat. But in reality it’s cowboy length. Try boots and Jeans, a hat, shirt, tie and maybe a vest under the Crockett Suede Coat and see your business associates green with envy!

This Men’s coat is available in sizes XXS to 5XL. See sizing chart in the picture gallery.

Model is 5′ 10″ and wears a size 48 Jacket ::: He is wearing an 2XL Crockett Suede Coat

Shown wearing our (optional) Line Dancer and Frontera Cowboy Hats

  • Lined 100% Suede Coat
  • Regular fit
  • Whip stitching adds western detail and frontier look
  • beaded conchos on sleeves, arms, and shoulders
  • 2 front pockets and 2 inside pockets
  • Special order item
  • ships in 3-5 weeks
  • See sizing guidelines and chart in the picture gallery

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All sizes shown in Men’s sizing. See Sizing Chart in the Clothing – COATS and JACKETS tab below

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Crocket mens suede frock coat

Crockett Suede Coat

At 34 inches in length the coat is Frock Coat length

Davey CrockettOur Crockett Suede Coat is a tribute to Davy Crockett. Crockett was many things in his lifetime – a frontiersman, soldier, politician, congressman and storyteller. Known as the “King of the Wild Frontier,” his adventures over his lifetime earned him American folk hero status.

Davy Crockett would have felt right at home in our Crockett coat.  It is made from suede leather with two outside, and two inside, pockets. This coat is available in Men’s sizes XXS to 5XL. See sizing chart in the picture gallery.

Crockett was born in 1786 in a state that no longer exists.  Franklin territory had broken away from South Carolina and attempted to enter the union as the 14th state.  Unfortunately Franklin fell shy of the required voter count and South Carolina reclaimed the territory a few years later.

While Crockett ventured into farming and manufacturing wood barrels and gunpowder, his prime skill was that of a hunter. As a young man he spent a lot of time hunting bears in the woods of Tennessee and would sell them to make his living. He even claimed to have killed 105 bears in a single year. He was a Congressman  and when he lost his final bid for Congress in Tennessee he headed south to Texas, uttering these words of farewell,”You may all go to hell and I will go to Texas”.

Although Crockett is most famously known for his participation in the Alamo, he only lived in Texas briefly before joining the Revolution and the fight against Mexico.



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