Manteau réversible femme en peau lainée Lacaune avec capuche, zip double sens, coupe fluide. Deux côtés à vivre — cuir structuré ou laine bouclée tournée vers soi.
This isn’t a garment with two sides.
It’s a form that has no “front.”
Lacaune shearling — short, tightly curled —
as if the wool remembers how it coiled the very first time.
It doesn’t just feel soft under your fingers — it responds.
There’s a kind of resistance in it,
and that’s where its sensuality lives.
With the hood up, it feels almost playful —
youthful in its ease.
The texture of the fleece, light and springy,
doesn’t just insulate —
it wraps the silhouette in a quiet, innocent aura.
But if you choose to turn the fleece inward,
the mood shifts.
The leather becomes more composed,
but the softness underneath is still there:
in Toffee Bloom, it glows like a melting caramel;
in Night Swirling, it dances in quiet spirals.
Each side works on the level of feeling.
No matter how you wear it —
this coat stays real.
It’s warmer than it looks,
and deeper than it seems.
It doesn’t echo anyone —
its leather is different,
its hand is different,
its silence is different.
This is not a coat for display.
It’s for staying close to yourself.
For warming up from the inside,
without asking permission to be — genuine.
Style details:
- Reversible, relaxed silhouette
- Two-way metal front zip extending through the hood
- Adjustable hood and waist with a drawcord casing secured by cord locks
- Long sleeves with tailored armholes and cuffs featuring elastic inserts
- Side-entry pockets
- Adjustable drawstring waist casing secured by cord locks
- Thigh length
- Available in two colors: Night Swirling and Toffee Bloom
- Craftsmanship:
This coat is crafted from premium Lacon shearling — sourced from a rare breed of fine-wool lambs originally raised in the upland regions of southern France. Known internationally under the trade name Spanish lamb, the material itself traces its roots to the Lacaune sheep, one of the most prized wool breeds in the world.
Selected only from lambs under three months old, each skin is exceptionally small — often no larger than two sheets of A4 paper — making every finished piece part of a highly limited yield. Invisible to the eye, every hide is delicately stitched with near-surgical precision — the result of assembling dozens of small skins into a seamless, sculptural whole.
The wool's texture is firm yet velvety, with a depth of structure that responds to movement and light. It feels less like traditional shearling and more like a sculpted thermal veil — warm without bulk, protective without excess.
Special attention is given to edge finishes: a 1 cm natural lambskin binding runs along the cuffs and hem for structural memory, while 0.15 cm seam taping prevents stretching or deforming over time.
On the reverse side, the leather surface undergoes meticulous treatment to preserve its supple character while developing a subtle caramelized sheen, reminiscent of slow-roasted sugar: not glossy, but rich, warm, and dense in color.
This particular breed is rarely used in mass production due to its limited availability and technical demands in tanning. The result is a coat that feels as though it were custom-grown, not just crafted — an object of quiet refinement and material truth.
Composition: 100% natural double-faced lamb shearling (Lacaune breed).
