DOUBLE-BREASTED WOOL-BLEND HERRINGBONE COAT
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The COS outerwear collection is realised through tactile materials and exceptional tailoring. This piece is crafted from wool-blend herringbone cloth, sourced from the esteemed Mario Bellucci mill, selected for it's rich texture and refined finish. It's cut in a relaxed shape that layers with ease and detailed with a throat latch, removable epaulettes and a double-breasted close. Relaxed fit Button closure Dry clean Back length of size M is 125.1cm / Model wears a size M
Art. No.: 1342002001
- Description:
- DARK BROWN, Checked
- Length:
- Long
- Sleeve Length:
- Long sleeve
- Fit:
- Relaxed fit
- Collar:
- Notch lapels
- Neckline:
- V-neck
- Nice to know:
- Wool
Composition
- Shell:Wool 61%, Polyamide 13%, Polyester 12%, Viscose 10%, Acrylic 3%, Cotton 1%
- Lining:Viscose 100%
- Material:
- Wool
Materials in this product explained
- Polyamide
- Polyamide, also called nylon, is a synthetic fibre made from oil (a fossil resource).
- Viscose
- Viscose is a regenerated cellulose fibre commonly made from wood, but the raw material could also consist of other cellulosic materials.
- Polyester
- Polyester is a synthetic fibre made from crude oil (a fossil resource).
- Wool
- Wool is a natural fibre obtained from sheep.
- Acrylic
- Acrylic is a synthetic fibre made from oil (a fossil resource).
- Cotton
- Cotton is a soft and versatile natural fibre harvested from the cotton plant.
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