It just appeared one episode and Klink never noticed
Hogan wore the trenchcoat outside the camp on missions. If Klink had spotted him, he would have been concerned not about the coat but by the fact Hogan was on the loose!
LOL; I love it! The White Trenchcoat was a 1960's Bob Crane classic. It was sooooo inappropriate for a spy and yet I still loved it. If he truly wanted to move around outside of Stalag 13 and not attract attention, he would have worn drab, dark-ish colored clothing. But no....he goes for Day-Go White trenchcoat; omg he would have attracted so much attention.
Gotta love the '60's. Remember Kinchloe and the black singer? "Keep the faith, baby."
That was a sharp looking coat. It seemed to symbolize Hogan's total faith in himself and his ability to always get one over on the Nazis no matter conspicuous he was. Also the "good guys" always wore white in those old westerns. ha ha
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