Why it's worth it
The tiered panels are what separate it from every other long faux fur coat.
The Edit
Tiered horizontal banding breaks the lower third of this floor-length faux mink into three distinct panels, each with a shorter, denser pile that sits in visible contrast to the longer, looser pile of the upper body and oversized notched lapels. The open-front construction has no closures — no hooks, no buttons — so the silhouette drapes rather than cinches, settling wide at the shoulder and pooling slightly at the hem. A sable-toned palette keeps the volume from reading as costume.
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