-SPECIAL- “Max Mara” 90’s-00’s Angora blend belted wrap coat

“Max Mara” 90’s-00’s Angora blend belted wrap coat

Since its founding in 1951, Max Mara has pursued impeccable tailoring that symbolizes Italian ready-to-wear and the creation of exceptional coats. From Max Mara, we present a special piece in which the richness of its materials and its constructed beauty are in perfect harmony.

Here, a brushed fabric that includes angora creates a smooth, lush pile, while the soft mocha-brown tone blends beautifully, shaped into a belted silhouette that envelops the body.

The wide notch lapels elegantly frame the face. By naturally laying the collar flat, they create a classic presence, and when aligned along the neck, they give rise to a gentle sense of three-dimensionality—allowing you to enjoy different expressions depending on how you style it.

The front is a wrap design that refines the silhouette with a self-fabric belt. The subtle drape formed when you cinch the waist adds depth and shadow to the fabric, which has a rich pile. Even when the belt is tied lightly, there remains an appropriate amount of ease at the bodice, so you can feel a relaxed sense of refinement within an impeccably tailored look.

Against the straight lines that continue from the shoulders—with a little extra room—all the way to the cuffs, the folded cuff detailing adds a discreet sense of volume. In the back, a broad, decoration-free panel remains, allowing you to fully appreciate angora’s delicate luster and the depth of the brown.

We identified it as a product from the late 1990s to the early 2000s based on the construction of the materials: a brand tag woven on a white ground in gray serif type, concise lining descriptions limited to five languages, and the inclusion of old-style management codes alongside the supplementary materials. Within a universally appealing form that remains relevant today, the presence of the era’s Max Mara-like use of rich materials and the stately design of the collar brings a reliable added value as an archive piece.

This is a special piece for those who seek a soft presence while preserving the beauty of the tailoring, and for those who want to express refinement through fabric and silhouette rather than relying on decoration.

For styling, layering over elegant long dresses or wide slacks will draw out the material’s grace. Pair it with a shirt and straight-leg trousers to complete an intellectual, genderless look that resonates with Max Mara’s aesthetic. It’s also beautiful to wear it by letting the belt fall loosely, highlighting the vertical line—so you can naturally incorporate luxury into everyday attire.

We invite you to take this opportunity.

“Max Mara” 90’s-00’s Angora blend belted wrap coat

Since its founding in 1951, Max Mara has pursued impeccable tailoring that symbolizes Italian ready-to-wear and the creation of exceptional coats. From Max Mara, we present a special piece in which the richness of its materials and its constructed beauty are in perfect harmony.

Here, a brushed fabric that includes angora creates a smooth, lush pile, while the soft mocha-brown tone blends beautifully, shaped into a belted silhouette that envelops the body.

The wide notch lapels elegantly frame the face. By naturally laying the collar flat, they create a classic presence, and when aligned along the neck, they give rise to a gentle sense of three-dimensionality—allowing you to enjoy different expressions depending on how you style it.

The front is a wrap design that refines the silhouette with a self-fabric belt. The subtle drape formed when you cinch the waist adds depth and shadow to the fabric, which has a rich pile. Even when the belt is tied lightly, there remains an appropriate amount of ease at the bodice, so you can feel a relaxed sense of refinement within an impeccably tailored look.

Against the straight lines that continue from the shoulders—with a little extra room—all the way to the cuffs, the folded cuff detailing adds a discreet sense of volume. In the back, a broad, decoration-free panel remains, allowing you to fully appreciate angora’s delicate luster and the depth of the brown.

We identified it as a product from the late 1990s to the early 2000s based on the construction of the materials: a brand tag woven on a white ground in gray serif type, concise lining descriptions limited to five languages, and the inclusion of old-style management codes alongside the supplementary materials. Within a universally appealing form that remains relevant today, the presence of the era’s Max Mara-like use of rich materials and the stately design of the collar brings a reliable added value as an archive piece.

This is a special piece for those who seek a soft presence while preserving the beauty of the tailoring, and for those who want to express refinement through fabric and silhouette rather than relying on decoration.

For styling, layering over elegant long dresses or wide slacks will draw out the material’s grace. Pair it with a shirt and straight-leg trousers to complete an intellectual, genderless look that resonates with Max Mara’s aesthetic. It’s also beautiful to wear it by letting the belt fall loosely, highlighting the vertical line—so you can naturally incorporate luxury into everyday attire.

We invite you to take this opportunity.