• An oversized scarf panel wraps diagonally across the shoulders and neck, functioning as an integrated accessory - it can be left to drape loosely or tucked in for a cleaner line
• Double-breasted button placket with large, dark contrast buttons running the full length of the coat's midi silhouette
• Self-tie belt cinches the waist, giving the oversized cut structure without rigidity - wear it tied, half-knotted or left to hang
• 100% cotton construction breathes easily against the skin and softens with wear, making it a coat you reach for all day rather than just in transit
• Button-tab cuffs add a considered tailoring detail at the wrist, finishing the sleeve with intention

The scarf detail is the thing - it sits across the shoulders like something thrown on in a hurry, but the cut is entirely deliberate. Worn open, the coat moves well and has a relaxed authority to it; belted, it pulls into a proper silhouette. The midi length skims the lower leg and works best with a straight or wide-leg trouser underneath, as the model demonstrates with loose-fit denim and loafers. That combination - volume on volume, grounded with a flat shoe - is the easiest way to wear it. It also layers naturally over a fine-knit or a longline shirt without bunching at the sleeves. This is the kind of coat that does the work of an outfit on its own: throw it on over something simple and the scarf panel reads as a considered choice rather than an afterthought. Good for a weekend in the city, a trip to a market, or a casual lunch where you want to look put together without appearing to have tried too hard.