The peacoat has spent 200 years as the uniform of naval officers, Steve McQueen, and anyone who needed to look like they had their life together in cold weather. Billy Reid's Bond is the brand's best-selling coat ever, and Reid did something counterintuitive with it: he made it for summer. The navy Canvas Linen Bond is built from 100% linen, cutting the weight down for warmer temperatures while keeping the double-breasted silhouette and everything that made the original worth buying. It's also the first Bond to feature a full interior lining, a custom yarn-dyed stripe cotton that gives the inside as much intention as the outside. Details are where Reid does his best work: welt pockets, genuine horn buttons, an antique brass snap, and a soft shoulder construction that layers cleanly over a blazer without a fight. Under the collar, the brand's signature heirloom ribbon stripe is embossed on calfskin leather, with a leather locker loop to match.