"COACH" Double-breasted panel work design leather coat

Founded in New York in 1941, Coach was originally a leather craftsman's workshop, but in the 1960s began producing high-quality products using glove-tanned leather. Today, the brand is recognized as a global luxury brand, and we present to you some exquisite pieces that embody the brand.

The smooth leather with a subtle sheen accentuates the beauty of the surface, and the neat double-breasted design gives this leather coat-style jacket an air of both calmness and strength.

The wide lapels have slightly rounded corners to prevent the look from being too stiff, and the six-button front is finished with matching buttons, allowing the texture of the leather to take center stage.

The subtle waistline and carefully executed panel lines that flow from the shoulders to the hem create vertical shadows, giving the garment a lightweight look despite being a mid-length that covers the hips. The pockets have double welts along the side seams, which help keep the outline of the garment intact even when you put your hands inside, and keep the front of the garment clean.

The sleeves have a natural shoulder design and a straight drape without relying on excessive padding, so they fit perfectly over knitwear and shirts. The inside is fully lined for a smooth, slippery feel, making them comfortable to put on and take off.

As an added value, the three-dimensional panel work running down the front and back enhances the visual vertical lines, shaping the upper body to address the "lowering center of gravity" problem that is so common with leather coats. Furthermore, the classic double-breasted, coat-length design, combined with a tone-on-tone finish that omits unnecessary embellishments, comfortably balances the tranquility of fashion with everyday appeal, making it a versatile piece suitable for both work and play. The leather's uniform surface and fine texture create an elegant shift in shadow depending on the light, and the longer it's worn, the deeper its luster becomes, adding to its charm.

To style it, pair a well-tailored shirt with a midi-length flared skirt or wide slacks, and add a metal bangle to your hand. The leather surface and the hard texture of the metal will complement each other, creating a beautiful balance between classic and modern.

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