Description

• Material: Made from sheepskin or lambskin, with the wool still attached to the hide for insulation.
  • Soft, plush wool lining on the inside for warmth.
  • Outer layer can be smooth leather or suede, offering durability and a stylish finish.
• Design:
  • Often features a wide collar or lapels, which can be turned down or left up for added warmth.
  • Typically cut in a classic jacket or coat silhouette, ranging from waist-length to mid-thigh or longer.
  • Clean, simple lines with minimal embellishment for a refined look.
• Features:
  • Thick, insulating wool lining for exceptional warmth in cold temperatures.
  • Adjustable or buttoned cuffs to keep wind and cold out.
  • Some styles feature external or internal pockets for added practicality.
  • Often features double-breasted or single-breasted front closure (buttons, zippers, or toggles).
• Functionality:
  • Designed to keep the wearer warm in cold climates, combining the insulating properties of wool with the durability of leather.
  • The wool naturally regulates body temperature, making it suitable for both very cold and milder conditions.
• Colors: Common colors include tan, brown, black, and camel; can also come in darker tones or dyed finishes.
• Occasions: Perfect for winter or transitional weather; ideal for casual outings, winter sports, or as a chic outer layer for both men and women.
• Iconic Associations:
  • Originally worn by aviators and military personnel during WWII due to its warmth and functionality.
  • Associated with luxury, vintage fashion, and outdoor lifestyle.
  • Popular in both classic and modern fashion for a sophisticated yet rugged aesthetic.