• Maxi length that falls well below the knee, giving serious coverage without sacrificing shape - the quilted baffles run horizontally to add structure to the oversized silhouette.
• Ribbed high neck sits close to the face, acting as a built-in scarf so the hood can stay down on less brutal days.
• Relaxed, voluminous cut through the body and arms - it drapes rather than clings, with enough room to layer chunky knitwear underneath.
• Full-length front zip runs the entire length of the coat, making it easy to throw on and off and giving you the option to leave the hem open for easier movement.
• Ribbed cuffs at the wrists seal in warmth at the sleeve ends, a practical detail that keeps the cold from creeping in.

This coat earns its place as the outermost layer all winter - the kind of piece you reach for when everything else in the wardrobe needs covering up and keeping warm. It sits well over wide-leg trousers, as the model shows here with a houndstooth pair, the maxi hem skimming the ankle and letting just a flash of trouser show through. Trainers keep the whole look grounded and easy. For a more put-together take, swap in straight-cut tailored trousers and ankle boots - the structured quilting holds its own against smarter pieces. It also works thrown over a midi dress on colder days when you refuse to give up on dresses entirely. Weekend market runs, long walks, or heading out to a casual family get-together - this coat handles the cold without asking you to compromise on how you look doing it. The oversized proportions mean sizing down is an option if you prefer a slightly less voluminous finish.