• Cropped length sits at the waist, keeping the silhouette sharp and showing off the outfit underneath rather than swallowing it.
• Deep funnel neck with tipped fur detailing - the contrast tips running through the pile give it dimension and stop it reading as flat or one-note.
• Open-front construction with no fastening, so the coat falls naturally away from the body and frames whatever's underneath.
• Voluminous faux fur pile with a directional stroke to it - the coat has real weight and presence when worn, not that limp, thin feel cheaper styles can have.
• Full-length sleeves with a generous cut through the arm, so the fur sits full and rounded rather than compressing when you move.

This coat is built around one idea: maximum impact at a cropped length. The fur has enough body to stand on its own - you can feel it holds its shape as you move, the pile springing back rather than flattening. The funnel neck folds over generously, framing the face and adding height to the overall look without needing a scarf underneath. Worn open as intended, it works as a statement layer over a fitted black top and high-waisted tailored trousers - exactly how the model wears it here - letting the cropped cut do the work of defining the waist. For a night out, throw it over a bodycon co-ord or a slip dress and let it be the focal point of the look. It transitions easily from pre-drinks to the venue without feeling overdressed or underdone. The kind of coat that gets noticed walking in.