What kind of clothes does Morris wear in the story the monkey's paw?

In "The Monkey's Paw" by W.W. Jacobs, Mr. Morris is described as wearing a "dressed coat" and has a somewhat disheveled appearance, indicating that he is a traveler who has experienced hardships. His clothing reflects a casual yet worn demeanor, contrasting with the more domestic setting of the White household. This attire suggests he is a man of the world, carrying the weight of his experiences with the supernatural.