• High funnel neck with a side button fastening - it sits close to the jaw and folds back naturally if you want a lower neckline on milder days.
• The fabric has a soft drape and cool handfeel, skimming the body rather than clinging, so it moves cleanly with each step without bunching at the arms or back.
• Contrast tie belt cinches at the waist and is wide enough to make a real statement - worn as shown, it breaks up the coat's relaxed silhouette into something far more intentional.
• Button-through front placket runs cleanly from neck to hem, keeping the coat looking neat and structured even when worn open.
• Midi length with a straight hem - it falls just below the knee, making it a practical choice over both trousers and skirts without compromising proportion.

The fabric has that cool, smooth handfeel that makes a wool-look coat worth reaching for on a crisp morning - it drapes away from the body rather than sitting stiffly on the shoulders, and it doesn't pill or crease the way cheaper options tend to after a few wears. The oversized cut means it layers easily over chunky knits or hoodies without straining at the buttons. Worn as the model has it here - wide-leg jeans, loafers, and a structured mini bag - it hits the sweet spot between put-together and effortless. The contrast belt is the detail that does the most work; swap it for a leather belt from your wardrobe and the whole look shifts again. Leave it unbelted for a more relaxed, drapey finish on days when you want the coat to do the talking on its own. Ideal for weekend plans, casual catch-ups, and days when you need to look considered without trying too hard.