The classic double-breasted trench coat truly took shape when its shoulder straps (for the attachment of epaulettes or other rank insignia) and D-rings (for holding equipment, such as maps) were ...

The trench coat began its life in the 19th century as outerwear for British military officers, then attained classic status and earned its catchy name in World War I. It is matter of debate ...

It's Built for Life. The influence of military gear on men's style can't be overstated—unless of course you'd like to give up your chinos, trench coats, boots, and a cavalcade of other stuff ...