• Petite-specific cut that falls to a maxi length without overwhelming a shorter frame - the proportions are considered from shoulder to hem.
• A structured stand collar sits close to the neck, giving the front a clean, polished line without the bulk of a lapel.
• Asymmetric button fastening runs diagonally across the chest, adding visual interest to what could otherwise be a straightforward silhouette.
• The self-tie belt features gold-toned hardware tips - a small detail that draws the eye and defines the waist with intention.
• The acrylic and wool blend construction holds its shape through wear, so the coat keeps its structured A-line drape from morning to evening.

A coat that does the heavy lifting on days when the rest of the outfit is kept simple. The maxi length works particularly well over wide-leg jeans - as styled here - letting the hem skim just above the ankle without competing with the trouser's own silhouette. Heeled ankle boots bring the proportions together neatly. The belted waist means you can wear it open and relaxed for a weekend farmers' market or a long lunch, then cinch it in for a more composed look on a city day out. The stand collar means scarves are optional rather than necessary, keeping the neckline uncluttered. A structured tote and minimal jewellery are all it needs. This is the coat that makes a considered impression without requiring anything extra from the rest of the wardrobe.