Gothic Clothing Style For Men

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Every gothic gentleman worth his salt needs a long black coat. 

The trick is to find one that looks suitably gothly without being covered in buckles and spider-print material (unless that’s what you’re into). 
 
Galler Serpentine – another excellent and long-standing aussie label – offers a range of men’s coats, including this plain black Matrix-style priest coat. 

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