Short-length car coats gained popularity post-WWII. With lengths covering half the hip, they were favored by drivers of mainly open-top cars for protection against cold and dirt, becoming a fashion trend and status symbol among men. Today, vintage 1950s car coats are worn oversized, maintaining classic details with buffalo leather for texture.

- Short-length car coats became famous post-WWII.
- Initially popular among drivers as a status symbol.
- Modern use emphasizes vintage oversized styles.
- Made with textured buffalo leather.
- Coats offer authentic features like chin warmer and hand warmer pockets.
- Washed for a vintage appearance.
- Male model wears size L; Female model wears size M.