• Longline silhouette that falls to just below the knee, giving the coat a sweeping, coat-dress-like presence when worn open.
• Structured notch lapel and defined shoulders give it the sharp, tailored look of a wool coat without the weight.
• Single-breasted button fastening runs down the front - close it up for a clean, put-together line or leave it open to layer over bulkier knits.
• Slightly flared hem means it moves freely over wide-leg and flared trousers without bunching or pulling.
• The wool-look finish has enough texture to read as considered outerwear rather than a basic cover-up.

A coat like this earns its place on the daily commute, a weekend city wander, or a casual family get-together where you still want to look like you made an effort. The length is the thing - it anchors an outfit rather than just sitting on top of it. The model wears it over a cropped ribbed top and wide-leg jeans with a check shirt tied at the waist, finishing with loafers and a slouchy bag. That layered, relaxed approach is exactly where this coat thrives. It also works thrown over a roll-neck and straight-leg trousers for something a little more composed, or belted loosely at the waist to break up the longline silhouette. Keep footwear flat - loafers, chunky boots, or trainers all sit well underneath the hem. This is the coat that does the heavy lifting on the days when you want the outfit to feel sorted without overthinking it.