Yes, now, what we are talking about is men's windbreaker coat, which gives men a chic and romantic, a casual and comfortable coat. The trench coat was originally a medieval tuxedo, which prevailed in the 20th century. It was popular all over the world during World War II, and now it has become a patented commodity in major shopping malls in winter. It is true that although men's windbreaker coats have brought countless chic and freedom to men, not many men dare to try them easily. However, I want to tell every city man who wants to be a ranger that windbreaker is not the patent of tall men. As long as you can find the tips of men's windbreaker, it will look good on anyone of any size. Here, I will tailor two styles of men's windbreaker coats for you and lead you into this man's ranger space. The first is the A-shaped men's windbreaker jacket, the hem is wider than the upper body. If you are tall, you can safely choose this one, but if you are thin, I suggest you give up this choice. Its A-shape tends to shorten your actual height. This kind of men's windbreaker coat has a vest on the chest and vertical pleats on the back, which gives people a tough and rough feeling visually. It looks natural and generous to wear, but it is not advisable to button it and tie a belt around the waist, which will not only make you look neat when you walk, but also avoid the inconvenience caused by the windbreaker with your knees caught when you walk. Followed by a straight-line men's windbreaker jacket, which falls vertically when worn. Generally, it is a single-breasted coat, with a relatively wide shoulder line and a length generally below the knee. This kind of men's windbreaker coat is often the first choice for men who are not tall enough. Its straight cut can make you look taller and more powerful, giving people a sense of rigor and stability.