There is a deliberate balance in this coat — a dialogue between strength and touch. The collar begins as a peaked lapel in the pattern, yet its edges are rounded, the line softened under a layer of short-pile shearling. This detail changes everything: it carries the quiet authority of tailored architecture, yet invites with a warmth that belongs to the hand as much as to the eye.
The silhouette holds its composure through precision. Sleeves are set to meet the shoulder without a break in the line. Flap pockets rest in their place with the calm assurance of something that has always been there. The back vent opens just enough to allow movement without disturbing the outline. In these measured details lies the proof that refinement is not an accident, but an intention.
Beneath, a down-filled lining gives a comfort that does not betray the form — keeping the figure sharp, the posture sure, long before winter’s full arrival. In Onyx, the coat mirrors the decisiveness of its construction, its presence unshaken. In Wood Bark, the same lines are touched by warmth, the color drawing closer to the shearling’s texture, as if the collar itself were extending its welcome.
It leaves only the impression it was meant to — of something complete, present, and entirely its own.
Style details:
Straight cut
Single-breasted design with three tonal buttons
Peaked lapels with short-pile shearling
Set-in long sleeves
Decorative sleeve plackets with four tonal buttons
