Last Berth Gravity-Drape Coat

Nobody buys Last Berth Gravity-Drape Coat to disappear completely. The drape is a numbered length of memory cloth cut to one approved silhouette, with its edition woven into the selvedge. Numbered memory cloth is woven with a soft metallic selvedge and heat-set to one approved fall. In faded navy with repairs deliberately left visible, it lands somewhere between uniform and private warning. It reads naturally on old ship hands and broke independents. Expect shine at the elbows and a faint trace of bilge damp around the service points after hard use. Care for Last Berth Gravity-Drape Coat: roll it around the supplied core and steam only at the marked temperature; neglect brings stiffness, odor, and faults. It carries status among buyers who recognize the season and can be worn several formal ways. Outside that circle it is merely costly fabric, and hard creasing ruins its programmed fall.