Sophisticated warmth for the colder season

The coat takes its line from the cape: the shoulders fall wide, the collar stands high and structured, and a belt pulls the waist back in. That combination gives a winter coat a shape rather than a bulk, and it works as easily over a knit as it does over a dress.

Design Highlights

The high collar stands on its own and frames the neck, which keeps the upper line clean and the wind off the throat. The cape cut falls away from the shoulder in a wide line, so the arms move freely underneath instead of pressing against a sleeve. The belt can be pulled in for a defined waist or left open for a softer fall, and it holds the coat's proportion either way. The fabric carries enough weight to keep the drape steady through a cold day.

How to Style It

Over a fine knit and straight trousers it reads sharp for a working morning. With a midi dress and a low boot it turns softer for the evening. Belt it for shape or leave it open and let the cape line carry the look on its own. A pair of low boots keeps the step steady.

A cape coat that holds warmth and keeps its elegant line.