Why it's worth it
Two completely different fabrics sewn into one coat — the seam is the design.
The Edit
Two-panel fleece construction — camel on the left, deep burgundy on the right — joined at the center front with exposed whipstitching that doubles as the coat's most visible seam detail. Large-scale Delhi florals in sky blue, rust, and sage are printed across both panels with a scale that refuses to shrink for the coat format, running sleeve-to-hem. The shirt collar lies flat without interfacing, the front closes with matte resin buttons, and hip-level patch pockets are integrated without disrupting the print placement.
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