
Why it's worth it
Hot pink blanket stitch — the detail that makes heritage embroidery feel now.
The Edit
Heavyweight shearling meets centuries of Afghan textile tradition in this handmade coat — the open-front construction is edged in a dense curly Mongolian lamb collar and wide cuff trim, while the body is entirely hand-embroidered in bronze, gold, and ivory florals outlined by a sharp hot pink blanket stitch. No lining is visible at the placket's edge; instead, the embroidered ground fabric and the fur meet directly, a construction hallmark of highland Afghan coatmaking. Because each piece is worked by hand, the motif placement and stitch density shift from coat to coat.
The details
Made of
100% shearling
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