Car coats originated in the early 1900s, back when cars looked more like horseless carriages. Those abandoned horses eventually served humans in a different way: they became the coats themselves, providing the heavy-duty protection humans needed against the cold while operating open-air vehicles. This is really sad. Thank you, horses.
Thankfully, no horses were harmed in the making of these Old Joe coats, mostly because humans switched to cars, and because they are crafted from baby calfskin. Sorry, calves.
