• Contrast whipstitch trim runs the full length of the front opening, around the lapels, cuffs, and patch pockets - it's the detail that makes this coat instantly recognisable from across the room.
• Wool look fabric that insulates and holds its structure, so the coat keeps its shape through a full day of wear rather than softening into a slouch.
• Maxi length cut specifically for taller frames, hitting at a flattering point near the ankle without swamping the silhouette.
• Wide lapels and an open-front belted design that can be worn loose and draped or cinched at the waist for a more defined look.
• Oversized patch pockets sit low on the front panels - practical enough to actually use, and they add to the relaxed, laid-back proportion of the coat.

The contrast stitching is doing the heavy lifting here. It traces every edge of the coat - lapel, cuff, pocket, hem - turning what could have been a straightforward longline coat into something with a crafted, considered finish. The structure of the wool look fabric means it hangs cleanly from the shoulders and moves in one piece rather than billowing, which gives it a polished feel even when worn completely open. The belt ties the whole thing together without being precious about it; leave it loose for an effortless, draped silhouette or pull it in tighter on colder days. The model wears it over a layered knit vest and a white tee with mini shorts, chunky socks, and loafers - a mix that leans into the coat's relaxed proportions without fighting them. It works just as well thrown over straight-leg jeans and a simple long-sleeve top for weekend errands, a farmers' market, or a casual catch-up with friends.