• Pebbled faux leather surface gives the coat a tactile, grained finish that catches the light differently to smooth PU - it reads more considered, less costume.
• The funnel neck sits high and structured, framing the face without the bulk of a collar - particularly effective on taller frames where the proportions carry through to the maxi length.
• A buckle belt cinches at the waist, letting the coat swing out into a clean A-line below - worn loose, it shifts into an entirely different, more relaxed silhouette.
• Maxi length cut specifically for tall proportions, falling close to the ankle so the hem lands where it's meant to, not mid-calf.
• Lined throughout, so it moves as one piece rather than pulling or catching when layered over knitwear or thicker fabrics.

A coat that earns its place on a Saturday in the city - thrown over wide-leg trousers for a market run or worn into the evening without needing to change a thing underneath. The structured funnel neck does the work of an accessory on its own, so the rest of the outfit can stay simple. The model pairs it with wide-leg trousers and zebra-print pointed flats, which is exactly the right move - the sharpness of the shoe breaks up the length without competing with the coat's silhouette. For a night out, keep it unbuttoned over a slip dress and let the belt do the talking. The pebbled texture means it sits apart from the standard faux leather options, holding its shape through a full day rather than softening and creasing by midday. Sized for tall, so if you've been making do with coats that hit at the wrong point, this one is built with your proportions in mind from the start.