• Wool blend fabric that insulates without bulk - naturally breathable, it holds its structured silhouette through a full day's wear rather than softening out of shape.
• A wrap-style high neck with a sharp, layered collar sits close to the throat, offering coverage with a distinctly architectural finish rather than a standard lapel.
• Double-breasted front with gold-tone buttons running from chest to hem, adding a considered formality to the coat's overall tailored line.
• A wide belt at the waist - featured here with a bold eyelet buckle - cinches the silhouette and defines the waist without interrupting the coat's clean, elongated fall.
• Midi length cut in a tailored fit: broad at the shoulder, shaped through the body, then gently flaring below the belt to allow ease of movement without losing structure.

The wool blend has a firm, composed hand - this is a coat that stands away from the body rather than draping against it, which gives it the kind of presence that reads well from across a room. The tailored fit works with the midi length to create a long, unbroken line from shoulder to hem, making it one of those rare coats that genuinely flatters when worn open or belted. Styled here with heeled knee-high boots, the proportions sit exactly right - the hem skims just above the boot shaft, keeping the silhouette sharp. For a refined daytime look, pair with straight-leg tailored trousers and a fine-knit roll-neck underneath the high collar. It moves with authority into evening when worn over a sleek column dress. A coat that earns its place at gallery openings, theatre evenings, and polished winter lunches alike - without needing anything else to make a statement.