"LOEWE" 90's Panel-switched design mouton shearling coat

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LOEWE, which was founded as a leather workshop and specializes in modern design and a sophisticated approach to manufacturing, presents a special piece.

This exquisite shearling coat features a softly brushed suede surface made from high-quality Spanish mouton and is filled on the inside with fluffy sheep fur, giving it both a striking appearance and a lightweight feel.

The tag features a white background with a red anagram and the words "Madrid 1846," along with the old logo "Made in Spain," a detail that was used in the late 1990s. At the time, Loewe was specializing in leather and mouton, and its refined design highlighted the quality of the materials, ensuring durability and elegance that will serve as the core of your wardrobe for years to come.

The large shawl collar that wraps around the face is made of dense fur, and when fastened in front, it creates a gentle shadow in the V-zone, and when worn open, the collar flows down to the shoulders, creating a soft volume.The cuffs also have a cuff design that allows you to fold back the inner fur, so you can fine-tune the height to suit the temperature and your innerwear, adding a subtle touch of brightness to just your hands.

The front is buttoned for a clean look, the waist seam balances the center of gravity, and the ring at the end of the belt made of the same material makes it easy to tie and adds a visual accent. The back features a yoke that overlaps like a cape, allowing only the top to flutter when walking, creating a lightweight look despite its long length. The entire garment is made of shearling panels that conform to the curves of the body, preventing the garment from losing its shape even when layered over a thick knit, and the pockets on both sides are positioned to fit your hands comfortably, making it practical as well.

In keeping with the Loewe era when Spanish leather craft was at its core, this coat is embodied in the idea of ​​creating elegance through the "persuasiveness of the material itself" rather than relying on decoration, and the fact that it combines the warmth of fur and the quiet luster of suede in one piece is an added value that is unique to this coat.

To style it, combine a milky-colored knit with a knit maxi skirt in the same color and finish it off with mid-heeled long boots, and the shadows of the mouton will stand out against the soft monotone, creating an elegant look. Next, combine it with charcoal straight pants and a charcoal silk shirt, and tie the belt loosely in front to highlight the fur, creating a contrast between the materials and creating a modern impression.

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