• Wool blend fabric that insulates without bulk - naturally breathable, it holds the coat's clean structure across a full day's wear without losing its shape.
• The self-tie belt sits at the natural waist, allowing you to cinch loosely for a relaxed drape or tie firmly for a more defined silhouette - the choice changes the entire mood of the coat.
• A collarless wrap neck creates an open, elongated neckline that works particularly well layered over a fitted roll neck, as styled here.
• Midi length hits below the knee, giving the coat a considered, tailored proportion that reads as polished without being severe.
• Patch pockets sit flush against the front panels, visible but unobtrusive - practical without interrupting the coat's smooth, uncluttered lines.

This coat slots into a wardrobe as the piece that pulls everything else together. The structured wool blend means it sits away from the body just enough to layer over knitwear or a tailored blazer, while the belt brings it back in so it never overwhelms a plus size frame. Worn as the model has it here - over wide-leg tailored trousers and a fitted roll neck, finished with kitten heels - it reads as effortlessly composed for the office, a gallery opening, or a lunch that runs into the afternoon. Swap the heels for ankle boots and the same coat moves easily into the weekend without any rethinking. For formal occasions, keep the layers underneath streamlined: a silk blouse or fine-knit jumper lets the coat remain the focal point. The collarless neckline is particularly well-suited to statement earrings or a silk scarf, both of which sit neatly in the open V without competing with the coat's architecture.