• Funnel neck rises high around the throat, replacing the traditional trench lapel with a clean, structured column of fabric that shields against the wind without adding bulk
• Double-breasted front with oversized dark buttons running from collar to hem - the button spacing is wide and deliberate, giving the coat a confident, architectural presence
• Cotton fabric that breathes easily and softens against the skin throughout the day, with enough body to hold its shape as the coat sweeps to a maxi length
• Tie belt sits at the natural waist, allowing you to wear the coat loose and draped or cinched in - two very different silhouettes from the same piece
• Maxi length with a gently flared hem that moves as you walk, and buttoned cuffs at the wrist that echo the double-breasted detail above

The cotton has a slightly stiff, structured hand when you first put it on, but it relaxes and drapes more naturally as you move - the kind of coat that looks more considered the more casually you wear it. Belted loosely, it sweeps the ankle and reads almost like a statement layer over wide-leg denim, which is exactly how the model wears it here, paired with relaxed jeans, loafers, and a soft suede shoulder bag. That combination - oversized coat, wide trousers, flat shoes - is the most effortless way to carry it. Unbuttoned at the collar and belted at the waist, it works just as well thrown over a knit and straight-leg jeans for weekend errands or a casual lunch. The high funnel neck means you can skip the scarf entirely on cooler days, making it a genuinely practical choice for autumn walks or city commutes where you need one layer to do most of the work.