Why it's worth it
Button it shut and gain three inches of attitude.
The Edit
Wool in a dense double-face weight holds the coat's shape without interfacing — the collar alone justifies the name, converting from a swept-open lapel to a buttoned stand with one move. An asymmetric placket offsets the double-breasted button row, while the dropped shoulder seam and patch pockets keep the silhouette firmly relaxed. The self-tie belt is cut long enough to knot or wrap, letting the coat read either structured or deliberately loose.
The details
- Silhouette
- Relaxed
- Collar
- Stand collar
- Sleeve
- Long sleeve
- Shoulder
- Dropped shoulder
- Length
- Longline
- Closure
- Double-breasted
- Details
- Pockets, belted, wrap
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