• Double-breasted front with gold-tone military buttons - two columns of three - that give the coat its structured, regimental character.
• Midi length falls to just below the knee, sitting long enough to feel considered without overwhelming a shorter frame.
• Sharp notched lapel and fitted silhouette through the body mean it holds its shape without needing to be belted.
• The coat hangs close to the body from shoulder to hem, creating a clean, tailored line that works buttoned up or worn open.
• Structured shoulders and a straight-cut sleeve give it a polished, upright feel that carries through whether you're standing or moving.

This coat slots into the wardrobe as the piece that ties everything together on the way out the door. It sits naturally over chunky knitwear - the model wears it open over a striped polo jumper and straight-leg jeans with block-heel ankle boots, which is exactly the kind of effortless layering it was made for. The military detailing does enough on its own, so the rest of the outfit can stay simple. A slim-fit roll-neck and tailored trousers take it to a smart lunch or an afternoon event; keep it with denim and loafers for a Sunday brunch or a relaxed catch-up with friends. The fitted cut through the waist means it looks as intentional over a midi dress as it does over jeans, making it one of those coats that genuinely works across a full season without repeating the same formula.