• Wool look fabric that insulates and breathes, holding its structured silhouette through wear rather than losing its shape by mid-afternoon.
• Cut extra-long for the Tall range - the hem grazes the ankle, giving the coat a sweeping, floor-skimming presence that standard lengths simply don't achieve.
• Oversized notched lapels sit wide across the shoulders and fold back generously, adding volume at the top without any extra bulk through the body.
• A self-tie belt at the waist lets you wear it open and relaxed or cinched in - two completely different silhouettes from the same coat.
• Large patch pockets sit low on the front panels, functional in size and clean in finish - no flaps, no hardware, just a straight opening that lies flat.

The wool look fabric has a firm hand to it - it drapes with weight rather than floating, so the coat moves in clean, deliberate folds rather than billowing. Worn open with the belt loosely tied, it has an effortless, oversized quality that works well over a cropped top and wide-leg jeans, exactly as styled here. Tuck a hoodie underneath and let the lapels fold back over it for a layered, street-ready look on colder days. The length is the coat's real statement - on a tall frame it hits just above the ankle and commands attention without trying. A cap and mule combination keeps it grounded and casual; swap those for ankle boots and a knit midi dress and the same coat reads entirely differently for an evening out. This is the kind of outerwear that anchors an outfit rather than just finishing it off.