Ombré-tipped faux fur trims the collar and cuffs - the fur graduates from dark at the root to lighter at the tips, giving it a depth that reads as considered rather than costume Maxi length with a full, sweeping hem that moves cleanly when you walk - structured enough to hold its shape, but not stiff Removable belt with a buckle fastening cinches at the natural waist, so the silhouette can be worn sharp or left to hang straight Single-breasted button placket runs the full length of the coat, keeping the front line clean against the textured PU body The bonded PU has a pebbled, matte grain - it sits closer to leather in appearance than to the flat finish of standard faux leather The fur trim is the detail that does the most work here - positioned at the collar so it frames the face, and repeated at the cuffs so it reads as intentional, not decorative. The coat hangs to the ankle with a gentle A-line flare from the hip, which means it works over everything from wide-leg trousers to midi skirts without pulling or bunching. The model wears it belted over cream wide-leg trousers and dark leather loafers - that combination keeps the proportions grounded and stops the length from feeling heavy. For a more casual day, leave the belt loose and let the coat fall straight over straight-leg jeans and chunky boots. The structured collar means it sits away from the neck and works without a scarf, though a fine knit underneath adds warmth without bulk. A coat built for city days that need to cover both a morning meeting and an evening out, without changing anything underneath.