Surtout

Surtout was a new name for it; prior to 1684, it was known as "Suravit" on account of Surhabit (overcoat).

Newmarket Surtout was called after the city known for its horse races.

It was styled with long skirted, double breasted and redingote cloak.

[3] New York surtout was a fashionable version for men.

[3] Charles Dickens refers to the character Mr. Micawber, who is wearing a surtout with black tights.