• A wide, draped lapel sits flat and full across the chest - the kind of collar that frames the face without needing to be fussed with.
• The self-tie belt cinches at the waist to define the silhouette, but the coat hangs just as well left open and relaxed.
• Midi length - it falls to just below the knee, giving full coverage without overwhelming a shorter frame.
• Double crepe construction gives the fabric a smooth, slightly structured face; it holds its shape through a full day without pulling or creasing at the elbows.
• Neat cuffed sleeves add a tailored finish that sets this apart from a standard wrap coat.

A coat that earns its place on a busy morning when the outfit underneath still needs to look considered. The wrap silhouette works with almost anything - a fine-knit jumper and wide-leg jeans, as seen here, keeps it grounded and easy for a day in town, a gallery visit, or a long lunch with friends. The belted waist means you're not losing your shape beneath the fabric, which makes it a reliable choice when you want to look put-together without the effort of a more structured overcoat. Swap the jeans for tailored trousers and block-heel boots to shift the mood for an afternoon meeting or a smart-casual evening out. The draped lapel does the heavy lifting aesthetically, so the rest of the outfit can stay simple. Block-heeled ankle boots, as styled here, ground the length well and keep the proportions balanced.