• Faux suede outer with an oversized faux fur collar that wraps from the neckline all the way down the front opening and along the hem - the trim does the heavy lifting on this one.
• Falls to a midi-to-maxi length, sitting just above the ankle; the coat has real weight and drape to it, hanging straight and structured rather than stiff.
• Self-tie belt cinches the waist and lets you control the silhouette - wear it tied for shape or loose and open for a more relaxed, thrown-on feel.
• Faux fur cuff detail at the wrists mirrors the collar and hem trim, pulling the whole look together rather than feeling like an afterthought.
• Faux suede fabric gives a soft, matte finish with a slight stretch, meaning it moves with you rather than restricting your arms or shoulders.

This coat earns its place as the centrepiece of any cold-weather outfit - it doesn't layer under things, it layers over everything else. The shearling-style trim carries strong 70s energy, so it works naturally with wide-leg trousers and heeled boots, exactly as styled here. Try it over a simple knit and straight-leg jeans for a weekend look that needs no further thought, or belt it over a slip dress for a night out where the coat is doing all the talking. The length means it pairs well with both ankle boots and knee-highs without losing proportion. It's the kind of coat that gets noticed across a car park, a high street, or a festival field - casual enough for all of those, but too considered to read as an afterthought. Keep accessories minimal; the collar takes up enough visual space that anything around the neck would compete.