• Faux fur sleeves graduate from deep at the shoulder to a lighter, dusted tone at the cuff - the ombré effect is built into the construction, not added as a trim
• Double-breasted PU body sits structured across the chest, holding its shape without stiffening - the contrast between the smooth front and the voluminous fur arms is the whole point of the jacket
• A waist belt with a buckle fastening cinches the hem of the body, giving definition without pulling the silhouette too tight
• The fur collar frames the neck and sits high, functioning as both warmth and visual statement in one
• Button fastening down the centre front keeps the front panel clean, letting the fur do the work on either side

This jacket does its best work on a Saturday - the kind of day that starts with a late brunch and ends somewhere with low lighting and a good playlist. The structured PU body keeps it grounded while the fur sleeves carry the whole look, which means what you put underneath barely matters. The model wears it over wide-leg tailored trousers with heeled boots, and that proportion - cropped jacket, long flared leg - is exactly right. It also works thrown over a simple knit and straight-leg jeans if the occasion calls for something less considered. The belted waist means it sits well whether fastened or left open. For those who find an all-fur coat too committed, this is the version that earns its place in the rotation without asking too much of the rest of your wardrobe.