Not your cat's coat, yours, what does your winter coat look like? What is the fabric and color? Do you live in a cold climate where you have more than one, or is it warm and mainly jacket weather where you are?
I have a long, ankle-length black wool coat with a hood - for snow - that I call my Boston coat (bought when we lived there). It's packed away and never used here.
We have rainy winters with one or two snows that stay on the ground, so I have a long waterproof coat with a hood that keeps me dry from my head to my ankles during our rainy Pacific storms (sometimes with hurricane-force winds). It's only good for during the day, though, black is terrible to wear at night here with the wind and rain - pedestrians get hit by cars all the time.
I've also got a short red wool coat that's more practical for running errands when it's really chilly, and a short purple rain jacket for going places in the rain.
When I lived in Texas I had one vintage wool swing coat that I loved and was always so happy for the few days in the winter when it was cold enough to wear it.
I have a long, ankle-length black wool coat with a hood - for snow - that I call my Boston coat (bought when we lived there). It's packed away and never used here.
We have rainy winters with one or two snows that stay on the ground, so I have a long waterproof coat with a hood that keeps me dry from my head to my ankles during our rainy Pacific storms (sometimes with hurricane-force winds). It's only good for during the day, though, black is terrible to wear at night here with the wind and rain - pedestrians get hit by cars all the time.
I've also got a short red wool coat that's more practical for running errands when it's really chilly, and a short purple rain jacket for going places in the rain.
When I lived in Texas I had one vintage wool swing coat that I loved and was always so happy for the few days in the winter when it was cold enough to wear it.
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