Layer Cake of NY Heartland Hooded Coats

This is what New York feels like in a snowstorm; when the air turns into static, the streets go quiet for five seconds, & the city still refuses to stop.

Layer Cake of New York maps the city from street level down to the underground; revealing how everything connects, even when it’s buried under snow. Buildings rise. Sidewalks disappear. Plows grind. Trains still run below; carrying the same tired eyes, the same ambition, the same “we’re doing this anyway” energy that makes New York what it is.

Look closely & you’ll find PJ himself; drawn tiny on a subway platform; paying homage to the early hustle years, when the grind started underground & the cache & hustle was earned one platform at a time; long before anything was “official,” before the city knew his name.

On the front, a single slice of New York Layer Cake appears; stacked, dense, unmistakable; with a pigeon perched on top like it owns the weather. A quiet reminder that no matter how chaotic, frozen, or layered things get, New York always leaves its mark.

This coat is built for those days when the snow hits sideways & the cold tries to get inside your bones.

Constructed from 12 oz. super-duty 100% cotton duck, the shell is heavy, structured, & storm-ready; built to block wind, snow, sleet, & the sharp bite of winter streets. Inside, the quilt-lined heavyweight interior traps warmth like insulation in a subway tunnel; holding heat close without feeling bulky. The three-piece insulated hood, heavy-duty brass zipper, & triple-needle stitched seams make this a true utility piece; protective, durable, & made to move through real conditions.

It’s not a fashion coat pretending to be tough.

It’s a working coat with a story embedded in every layer; something you wear when the sidewalks are sludge, the sky is white, & the city stacks itself on top of you.

But you stay warm.

You stay moving.

Because that’s New York.