Manteau long en vison rasé pour femme, motif pied-de-poule noir et beige, silhouette structurée et ceinture en cuir.
Once, in the hills of Scotland,
an unknown weaver found a way
to intertwine light and dark wool
until a strange shape emerged on coarse cloth—
neither stripe, nor check,
but something in between.
He couldn’t have known
that a hundred years later, this pattern would be worn by:
— shepherds,
— soldiers,
— Oxford professors,
— Dior designers,
— and anyone who wanted to appear “clever without effort.”
You’d think there are other patterns to choose from—
Broken Chevron, Op Art Grids, Broken Script, even architectural motifs.
And yet, it’s always this one that returns:
black and white, jagged, biting into memory.
And perhaps it deserves,
not for beauty,
not for innovation,
but purely for resilience—
a Nobel Prize in fashion.
After all, it has outlived everything:
masculine and feminine,
cheap and luxurious,
suits and hats, skirts and socks.
—
But this mink coat in Houndstooth Pattern doesn’t apologize
for its structure or its print.
It stands—deliberately assured.
Not from the ’90s,
but from a future that has already digested the past
and now plays with it on its own terms.
Style details:
- Loose-fitting straight silhouette
- Single-breasted closure with hidden hooks
- Sculptural notch lapels
- Front and back yokes
- Defined waist with a leather belt and side loops
- Long sleeves with tailored armholes
- Discreet side-entry pockets
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Mid-calf length
- Available in two base colors with Houndstooth pattern in Black: Blonde Shell and Burnt Umber
- Craftsmanship: Each coat is cut and sculpted with precision, while the houndstooth motif is transferred onto the mink using advanced pattern-dyeing techniques.
- Composition: 100% real sheared mink fur.
- Inner Composition: 100% Polyester.
