You guys live well over there.
I knew about the cheese and the wine but this is just another level.
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Though I wasn’t sure if that was Orson Welles or Steve Bannon.
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Show some respect to Welles Paul 
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bonjour
pour leur balmacaan coat en tweed il faut quelle taille s ou xs
je fais 1 m 72 et 70 kg
merci pour les avis des specialistes
Il me semble que @luluberlu et @ChairBleue ont un coat SEH, ils pourront peut-être te répondre.
Et sinon, Paul est assez dispo et réactif sur Insta 
les mesures de la pièce, c’est les principales info a prendre en compte. Taille/poids c’est un indicatif sans plus.
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Pour 1,78 / un bon 80 kg + en ce moment ( 
), j’ai un L
Le mieux, c’est quand même de demander à Paul.
Je dirais même que c’est mieux à minima pour savoir s’il y en a encore de dispo parce que c’est chaud à choper.
Les 2 fois, je m’y suis pris au printemps …
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Moi je rêve du bamalcan en brun mais ils n’ont pas encore prévu de le refaire 
I should think size XS is the best place to start, but if you happen to know either your chest size or the « pit to pit » measurement of another overcoat that you wear, then that will help greatly.
I no longer receive notifications from the forum, so please excuse the tardiness of my replies! If I don’t reply it is not from negligence but simply being unaware.
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Never knew this forum existed until I had SEH Kelly pop, once again into my brain.
I was lucky enough to receive an XS in one of the fairly recent runs of the Balmacaan, and it was a painful return. Whilst everything was wonderfully ‹ right › about it all - I just couldn’t handle the 28oz.
Paul, for the love of all things Spring / Summer - would you consider doing a lighter weight version of the coat?
Alex
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I so wish I could have fallen for this one … the material is amazing and the fit is great … but this colour just doesn’t suit me
Hahaha I am a subscriber to the newsletter so I had seen both colours and also discussed them with Paul on insta as I was in London last wknd.
I was really looking for a stone/ecru weatherproof coat as I already have an olive one (more sporty) and I find the SEH Kelly trench a tad too « charged ».
I finally went with the Utile Stone in Ventile from Arpenteur which was recommended for me on this forum.
Anyway, the good news is that I still have room for a balmacaan seh kelly in the cupboard hehe 
plzzzzzz redo the brown/silver 28oz version haha 
P-S: Es-tu toujours content de ta trucker jacket ? Je me rappelle avoir vu des très belles photos passés.
Je la porte aujourd’hui, oui, toujours aussi content. Le corduroy a vraiment des reflets magnifiques.
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Si je peux me permettre, je viens de faire l’acquisition de ce modèle. Je crois que je n’ai jamais eu accès un produit si bien fini, vraiment exceptionnel.
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Roh ouais la claque
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Si j’arrive à bien vous retranscrire la couleur (vert forêt assez profond), je ferais des pics.
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Very different cloth with a fundamentally different drape. 28oz is very warm and sits a little more rigid. I have a much loved shorter balmacaan from a Japanese company in a very heavy jersey ish material that I adore.
Pauls design and attention to detail is what makes SEH Kelly so special, I just run hot and 28oz is a sweatbox for me personally.
Anyone else keen on a Spring / Summer version?
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It’s the first time we’ve made the balmacaan in cotton for 5-6 years, as apart from the trench coat in weatherproof ripstop, our offering of coats for spring has been rather scant of late.
The cotton is very good: crisp and yet slinky, and less prone to creasing than most of its kind. There’s good depth to the colour, too, which is another drawback sometimes of thin, fine, flat cottons: they don’t always seem to take dye very convincingly.
Later in the year we will likely use the same cloth for a revamped version of our duster coat, which is longer than the balmacaan and has a one-piece raglan sleeve as opposed to the two-piece of the balmacaan. This year it will have a detachable hood, too, the same as the recent fishing jacket, which should well augment its rainy weather credentials.
Very glad to hear the parka has found a happy home!
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