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Why it's worth it
British quilting, Brazilian jungle print — the collaboration the countryside didn't know it needed.
The Edit
Barbour's diamond quilting meets FARM Rio's signature baroque-botanical print in a coat that runs floor-grazing, with border panels in deep olive, cobalt, and fuchsia framing the blush ground. Ruffled epaulettes sit at the shoulder seam rather than a structured pad, keeping the silhouette voluminous without any rigidity, while a velvet contrast collar and gold snap placket give the British outerwear bones something to hold onto. The bishop sleeves are cut wide enough to layer over knitwear without bunching.
The details
- Fabric
- Velvet
- Silhouette
- A-line
- Sleeve
- Long sleeve
- Length
- Longline
- Closure
- Snap front
- Pattern
- Floral
- Details
- Pockets, topstitching, puff sleeves
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