• Contrast whipstitch detailing runs the full length of the lapels, front opening, patch pockets and hem - it's the detail that makes this coat its own rather than just another longline style.
• Wool look fabric that insulates and holds its structure, so the oversized silhouette keeps its shape rather than collapsing under its own weight.
• A wide, statement lapel sits flat and bold across the chest, adding presence without needing anything underneath to compete.
• Cut to a maxi length that grazes the ankle, giving tall frames the coverage that standard-length coats rarely deliver.
• Comes with a self-fabric belt to cinch the waist when you want shape, or wear it open and let the relaxed drape do the work.

The contrast stitching is what separates this coat from the usual wool-look options - it traces every edge with enough precision to read as intentional detail rather than an afterthought. The maxi length is particularly well-suited to tall proportions, falling cleanly without that awkward mid-calf cut-off. The model wears it open over wide-leg knit trousers and a fine-knit jumper, which is exactly the kind of tonal, relaxed layering this coat was made for. Try it belted over a midi dress for weekend outings, or throw it over a hoodie and straight-leg jeans for a low-effort look that still has a clear point of view. The structured lapels mean it holds its own even when everything underneath is casual. A coat that works across the colder months without asking you to dress around it.