Coats

This trench coat draws its inspiration from the voluminous style of the 1920s Car Coat, one of the first unisex garments in modern history. It is crafted in Charmeuse fabric, renowned for its fine texture, fluid drape, and satin finish. These characteristics are achieved thanks to an ancient Japanese technique and the use of pure water during the manufacturing process. Its chic and comfortable style makes it the perfect choice for a casual daytime outfit.

The Row applies its restraint to performance outerwear with this technical hooded coat, engineered to pack down light without sacrificing line. A clean silhouette and matte black finish keep it discreet, while the protective shell readies it for unsettled weather. Quiet utility in the label's signature register.

With its longline cut, oversized shoulder and funnel-neck silhouette, the Philippa Trench Coat has a statement silhouette. A waist belt, neck latch and flap pockets add polished design details.

Asymmetrical coat in double face cashmere

Thom Browne translates the label's sartorial codes into practical outerwear with this cropped car coat, cut from a water-repellent cotton-blend gabardine in soft khaki. A point collar, single-breasted button front and slanted welt pockets keep the line clean, while the signature grosgrain stripe banding each sleeve marks its provenance. A crisp, considered layer for unsettled days.

Kiton works a supple lambskin into a coat with real presence, its rust tone deep and matte rather than glossy. A shirt collar and clean front placket keep the shape structured, while a buckled belt cinches the waist and lets the skirt fall with a soft, coat-like drape. Substantial without being stiff, it carries real weight in the hand and moves easily over a look.

Thom Browne cuts the trench loose and unstructured, raglan sleeves softening the shoulder of a waterproof cotton-twill mac. It is single-breasted, with the house grosgrain loop tab, red-white-and-blue cuff bands and a tricolour interior lining. A khaki coat built for grey days.

Dusan's Oversized coat leans into volume rather than fights it — a dropped shoulder and a generous, cocoon-like body in a llama and wool blend with real loft. Llama hair gives the fabric a soft halo and warmth well beyond its weight, closer to a blanket than a tailored wool. Bronzo is a warm, burnished brown, closer to bark than metal despite the name.

In a rich shade of forest green, this coat is made from textured satin. It is intricately decorated with bouquets of embroidered flowers in the same shade of pink as the crepe de chine lining.

The Row reimagines the overcoat in lightweight cotton, cut to a generous, enveloping line that layers with ease. Clean of detail and quietly architectural, it relies on proportion alone, while the soft white keeps it fresh. A considered outer layer for transitional days.

Leather vest crafted from supple suede, finished with plush shearling trim along the collar and hem. Designed with a relaxed silhouette, roomy side pockets, and raw-edged seams that highlight the natural texture. Layer it over fluid dresses or chunky knits to add warmth and dimension.

Top coat, unlined in knitted felted wool. Mid-length, boxy shape coat featuring 3- button single-breasted fastening, central vent at back, notched lapel and welt pockets with 1 weltchest pocket. Raw-edge finish.Made in Italy with Italian fabric.

Crafted from plush shearling, this vest features a textured toggle closure and printed lining. Layer it over shirts, dresses, or knits to add structure and contrast.

Single-breasted trench coat in Pima cotton gabardine with detachable sleeves, slant welt pockets, and concealed button closure with removable buckle belt.