
Why it's worth it
One cape, worn over anything, and the shoulders do the rest.
The Edit
A stand-collar cape cut from substantial viscose with a subtly raised weave that holds its square shoulder geometry without any internal support. Button fastening sits at the nape, keeping the front face completely clean — no hardware, no lapel, nothing to interrupt the line. Worn as a layer, the cape's angular shoulder plane creates a silhouette the garment underneath couldn't manufacture alone.
Insider Tip
Viscose this structured will crease at the nape if folded — hang it, always.
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