• Funnel neck sits high against the throat, cutting out wind without the bulk of a traditional collar - the kind of detail that earns its keep on a cold commute.
• Textured herringbone weave runs across the body, giving the surface a depth that reads as considered rather than plain.
• Regular fit through the shoulders and chest with a clean, structured silhouette that falls to mid-thigh - long enough to feel substantial, not so long it drags.
• Quilted insert panel visible through the chest and body adds a layer of warmth while keeping the coat sitting flat and smooth at the front.
• Slanted side pockets sit low on the body, practical and unobtrusive, sitting flush with the coat's clean lines.

The cut here does a lot of the work. The coat sits straight from shoulder to hem without pulling or bunching, which makes it just as convincing over a suit jacket as it is over a thick knit. The high funnel neck means you can skip the scarf on most days and still feel properly dressed against the cold. The herringbone texture adds enough visual interest that the coat holds its own without needing anything else going on. The model wears it over dark slim-fit trousers, which keeps the proportion balanced and lets the length of the coat read correctly. It works just as well over tailored trousers for a client meeting or a smart evening out as it does thrown on over jeans for a Saturday afternoon. For smarter occasions, pair it with a roll-neck and tailored trousers. For the weekend, dark jeans and a plain crew-neck sit cleanly underneath without competing with the coat's texture.