• Wool blend that insulates and holds its structure - naturally breathable and built to keep its sharp silhouette through seasons of wear.
• The corset-style belt sits wide across the waist with eyelet hardware detail, cinching the coat into a defined shape without restricting movement.
• An asymmetric front zip runs from the funnel neck to the hem, giving the coat an architectural edge that sets it apart from a standard single-breasted style.
• The funnel neck stands tall and close to the throat, offering a clean, structured frame for the face with no lapel to soften it.
• Maxi length - the hem falls to approximately 125cm, skimming the lower calf and creating a long, unbroken line from shoulder to hem.
• Structured shoulders and a body that skims rather than clings - the coat moves with the wearer rather than against them.

A coat built for the kind of autumn morning where the outfit needs to do the heavy lifting. The structured silhouette and wide belted waist mean it reads as a considered, put-together look on its own - no layering required. Wear it over tailored wide-leg trousers and a fine knit for an evening dinner reservation, letting the asymmetric zip and eyelet hardware carry the detail. The model pairs it with knee-high heeled boots and a soft leather bag, which works well - the sleek boot line continues the long vertical the coat establishes, and the unstructured bag provides contrast against all that precision. For daytime, the same coat works over straight-leg trousers and a simple crew-neck. The funnel neck means scarves are optional rather than necessary, keeping the look cleaner. This is a coat that suits a woman who wants one piece to anchor a winter wardrobe - sharp enough for a client lunch, composed enough for a weekend gallery visit.