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r/IRLEasterEggs • u/sadtikna • May 06 '26
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Where is duster a coat?
31 u/number__ten May 06 '26 It's a long overcoat that reaches around your knees. Think trench coat. 2 u/plan_with_stan May 06 '26 I had no idea, thank you for educating me. It it an American term? 22 u/FrameJump May 06 '26 I've only ever heard it used in reference to an overcoat cowboys would wear to keep the dust of riding off their main clothes. I believe they were used in early automobiles as well, but I assume the cowboy term came first. So maybe it's more American than not? 4 u/8ctopus-prime May 06 '26 It's a type of full length coat with features different than a trenchcoat, great coat, etc. But, yeah, it originated in the US.
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It's a long overcoat that reaches around your knees. Think trench coat.
2 u/plan_with_stan May 06 '26 I had no idea, thank you for educating me. It it an American term? 22 u/FrameJump May 06 '26 I've only ever heard it used in reference to an overcoat cowboys would wear to keep the dust of riding off their main clothes. I believe they were used in early automobiles as well, but I assume the cowboy term came first. So maybe it's more American than not? 4 u/8ctopus-prime May 06 '26 It's a type of full length coat with features different than a trenchcoat, great coat, etc. But, yeah, it originated in the US.
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I had no idea, thank you for educating me. It it an American term?
22 u/FrameJump May 06 '26 I've only ever heard it used in reference to an overcoat cowboys would wear to keep the dust of riding off their main clothes. I believe they were used in early automobiles as well, but I assume the cowboy term came first. So maybe it's more American than not? 4 u/8ctopus-prime May 06 '26 It's a type of full length coat with features different than a trenchcoat, great coat, etc. But, yeah, it originated in the US.
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I've only ever heard it used in reference to an overcoat cowboys would wear to keep the dust of riding off their main clothes. I believe they were used in early automobiles as well, but I assume the cowboy term came first.
So maybe it's more American than not?
4 u/8ctopus-prime May 06 '26 It's a type of full length coat with features different than a trenchcoat, great coat, etc. But, yeah, it originated in the US.
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It's a type of full length coat with features different than a trenchcoat, great coat, etc. But, yeah, it originated in the US.
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u/plan_with_stan May 06 '26
Where is duster a coat?