Gimaguas Gray Juaquin Coat

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The Gimaguas Gray Juaquin Coat brings workwear roots into sharp city focus, filtered through the lens of quietly directional Spanish style. The tactile cotton corduroy lends the coat a subtle retro texture and innate structure, while the twill spread collar, silver-tone studs, and hardware edge it all up with a utilitarian glint. Fully lined in crisp poplin, it has weight without heaviness—a solid outer layer that moves between seasons with a minimalist nod. There’s a durability here that feels lived-in, yet the studded front and back offer a twist of personality that’s anything but predictable.

The cut is loose enough for easy layering, with raglan sleeves that let shoulders move freely and a central vent at the hem for a straight, relaxed fall. Adjustable button tabs at the cuffs give you options, whether it’s slipping over a chunky knit or going streamlined with something lighter. Flap waist pockets and a roomy interior patch pocket mean you can stash essentials on the go—think phone, keys, a slim wallet—without bulking up the silhouette. The spread collar sits flat and unfussy, lending itself to both zipped hoodies and crisp shirts underneath. This coat quietly adapts across daytime errands, studio stops, and after-dark plans, settling into a wardrobe with that “borrowed from somewhere cool” vibe that Gimaguas so often nails.

Gimaguas has a knack for balancing playful detailing with everyday wear appeal, and the Juaquin’s studwork is a subtle wink that nods to heritage workwear and classic moto influences. It’s the kind of piece that slots right into the urban uniform, bridging utilitarian roots and fashion-aware instinct—never too stark, never trying too hard.