Julius Julius Black Deckard Over Coat
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Julius Black Deckard Over Coat

Julius

$1965.00

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Julius Black Deckard Over Coat channels urban noir with a quiet, refined silhouette. Coated cotton broadcloth yields a sleek, finished look, deepened by an overdyed black. A detachable throat guard sits at the stand collar for a modular edge, while a concealed offset button closure keeps the front clean. Flap pockets at the front and welt pockets at interior, with full poplin lining, complete the coat’s practical, polished frame.

Belt loops and a detachable self-tie belt let you shape the waist for a sharper line or wear it looser for a city-cool vibe. Press-stud tabs at sleeves and cuffs offer adjustability without bulk, so cuffs sit neat over knits or sleeves can be stacked for texture. The coat layers easily over shirts, sweaters, or tailoring, moving from day to night with ease.

Julius leans into utilitarian luxury, and the Deckard Over Coat embodies that balance of architecture and ease. The overdyed black, coated finish and thoughtful hardware translate into a modern outerwear staple that anchors a refined, city-smart wardrobe.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Coated cotton broadcloth with an overdyed black finish
  • Detachable throat guard at the stand collar
  • Concealed offset button closure
  • Flap pockets at the front
  • Welt pockets at interior
  • Full poplin lining
  • Belt loops
  • Detachable self-tie belt
  • Press-stud tabs at sleeves and cuffs
  • Layering versatility over shirts, sweaters, or tailoring

Recommended Care

  • Dry clean only to preserve the coated finish and structural silhouette
  • Avoid machine washing or soaking; spot clean minor spills with a mild detergent and cold water
  • Do not iron directly; use a steamer to release wrinkles if needed
  • Store on a sturdy hanger in a breathable garment bag

Fit Notes

  • Stand collar with a detachable throat guard and a concealed offset button closure create a clean front line and a smooth layering with full poplin lining.
  • Belt loops and a detachable self-tie belt let you shape the waist or wear it looser for a city ready look.
  • Press-stud tabs at sleeves and cuffs offer adjustability without bulk.
Julius Julius Black Deckard Over Coat

Styling Tips

  • Layer it over a T-shirt to keep the stand collar and detachable throat guard visible, and cinch the waist with the belt for a sharper line.
  • Pair with pants to balance the long, structured silhouette, while the coat’s coated finish adds city-polish.
  • Finish with a tote bag to ground the look without competing with the coat's silhouette.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Bold, architectural outerwear that commands cityscape attention. The Deckard Over Coat reads noir minimal with a stand collar, detachable throat guard, and a sleek concealed closure, then flips to a statement through its overdyed black coating and refined belt shaping. Structured pockets and a clean silhouette elevate it into editorial, late-night silhouette territory.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Coated cotton broadcloth delivers a sleek, durable finish with controlled luster, while the stand collar's detachable throat guard adds functional artistry. Hidden offset button closure maintains a pristine front, and interior welt pockets with full poplin lining reveal thoughtful tailoring. Belt loops and a detachable tie belt sharpen the line without bulk.

Affordability: $$$

The value feels justified for a coat that blends architecture with utilitarian luxury. The finishes, hardware, and modular features justify a premium stance, while the versatile styling invites city or night-out wear. Its cost aligns with the design and craft, offering an aspirational piece that still reads wearable, not fussy or overproduced.

About Julius

In 2001, Tatsuro Horikawa founded the Julius label in Tokyo with the ambition of presenting film projects. Then, in 2004, the label advanced and developed its clothing line. Utilizing black and grey as the major colors of each collection - symbols of sorrow and suffering - the label is focused on Horikawa's appreciation of art and architecture, which were necessary for the brand's origin as an art project.