Overcoat

Overcoat is a piece of clothing worn over clothes to protect against cold and rain.
=About=
Most of them have pockets.
Outer clothes.
As for rain gear, there are straw raincoats and raincoats from Portugal.
In particular, when Western clothing was introduced to Japan, the English word "overcoat" came to be called "coat".
In Japanese, it is sometimes abbreviated as "over" or "coat".
The cloak comes in various lengths.
Knee-length coats are usually called long coats, thigh-length ones are called half coats, and waist-length ones are called short coats.
The length changes with the times, but knee length is considered elegant in formal wear.
When it comes to putting on and taking off overcoats, it is said that men should take off their coats at the entrance hall and leave them in the cloakroom if there is one, so that the dust won't bother other customers. When visiting someone else's house, in Japan, it is common to take off outside, but in Europe and the United States, it is done in the entrance hall, which is a space for putting on and taking off coats.
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==Ryu Cloak (Breath of Fire)==
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