• Wool blend fabric that insulates without bulk - naturally breathable, it holds its structured shape through the shoulders and falls cleanly to a maxi length.
• Oversized notch lapels sit wide and flat, giving the coat a polished open-front look even when the self-tie belt is left loose.
• Self-tie belt at the waist - cinch it tight for a defined silhouette or let it drape for a more relaxed, longline feel.
• Button-tab cuffs at the sleeve hem add a considered tailoring detail that sets it apart from a standard wrap coat.
• Side slip pockets sit flush into the seams, keeping the long, unbroken line of the coat intact.

The maxi length is the coat's strongest card - it sweeps past the knee and hangs with real weight, which means it moves slowly and deliberately rather than flapping around. That drape is what makes it look considered rather than just oversized. Worn open, the wide lapels frame whatever you've got on underneath; the model keeps it simple with a fitted white roll-neck, and that contrast works well - letting the coat do all the talking. Belt it properly and the silhouette shifts entirely, pulling in at the waist and creating shape without tailoring. It's the kind of coat that works just as hard on a morning commute as it does thrown over a going-out outfit on a cold Saturday night. Style it with straight-leg jeans and ankle boots for a weekend market run, or layer it over a slip dress and block-heel boots for an evening out. The button-tab cuffs mean you can push the sleeves up slightly without them sliding back down - a small detail that makes a difference when you're actually wearing it.