WOMEN'S
Women's Overcoats
An overcoat is measured by what fits underneath it. Because it is the outermost layer, the shoulder has to clear a jacket and the sleeve has to close over a knit cuff without dragging, so it runs roomier through the chest than a coat worn on its own. Length is the other decision. Hip and thigh lengths move easily and suit driving and short walks, knee length covers most skirts and dresses, and anything below the knee turns the coat into the outfit.
Silhouettes range from straight, single-column cuts and relaxed cocoon shapes to belted and A-line bodies that widen toward the hem. Wool melton, cashmere and camel-hair blends carry the weight, brushed alpaca and mohair add surface, tweed and herringbone add pattern, and quilted or padded linings extend the season without bulking out the shell.
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