This trench coat is made from alpaca wool, renowned for its softness, thermoregulating properties, and durability. It features a removable belt, allowing the garment to adapt to multiple styles and preferences. It's the ideal piece for a modern and elegant daytime look.
FAUX FUR DECONSTRUCTED COAT
DKK 26,160.40/€3,500
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- Loose-fitting trench coat in alpaca wool
- Rounded shoulders
- Notched collar
- Removable belt with leather buckle
- Simple buttoned tab at the cuffs
- Double-breasted button closure
- Flap pockets at the front
- Full lining
- Calf length
- Made in Italy
Code: RMCO00076375A26101
- This is a relaxed fit, size down if you are between two sizes
- This is an oversized fit, size down if you prefer a slimmer fit
- For more information, please see our size guide.
- Main fabric : 52% baby alpaca woven, 48% virgin wool woven
- Lining : 65% acetate woven, 35% viscose woven
Lanvin carefully selects the finest fabrics and materials. To preserve your garment, please follow the instructions below:
- Contains non textile parts of animal origin
This trench coat is made from alpaca wool, renowned for its softness, thermoregulating properties, and durability. It features a removable belt, allowing the garment to adapt to multiple styles and preferences. It's the ideal piece for a modern and elegant daytime look.
- Loose-fitting trench coat in alpaca wool
- Rounded shoulders
- Notched collar
- Removable belt with leather buckle
- Simple buttoned tab at the cuffs
- Double-breasted button closure
- Flap pockets at the front
- Full lining
- Calf length
- Made in Italy
Code: RMCO00076375A26101
- This is a relaxed fit, size down if you are between two sizes
- This is an oversized fit, size down if you prefer a slimmer fit
- For more information, please see our size guide.
- Main fabric : 52% baby alpaca woven, 48% virgin wool woven
- Lining : 65% acetate woven, 35% viscose woven
Lanvin carefully selects the finest fabrics and materials. To preserve your garment, please follow the instructions below:
- Contains non textile parts of animal origin