“MaxMara” 90’s-00’s Angora blend double breasted long coat

“MaxMara” 90’s-00’s Angora blend double-breasted long coat

Since its founding in 1951, MaxMara has elevated the coat—an item of clothing—into a brand-defining symbol, driven by quality materials and impeccable tailoring. We are pleased to present a standout piece from MaxMara: one in which the softness of its fabric and the beauty of its classic construction are especially pronounced.

Against a calm camel-beige palette, the delicately brushed texture created by a blend of 80% virgin wool and 20% angora layers into the stately presence of this long coat, lending it a gentle, refined elegance.

First and foremost is the striking combination of the point collar and the wide lapels. By giving the collar itself ample surface area, it frames the face with a crisp, well-proportioned look, while the diagonal lines that fall toward the front neatly align the entire coat—creating a streamlined, vertically elongated silhouette.

The front is constructed as a deep, double-breasted layout, offering a three-dimensional feel that still conveys a strong, trench-like outline—despite being a coat style. As a result, MaxMara’s distinctly feminine grace and precise tailoring coexist in excellent balance.

At the waist, angled flap pockets are placed so as not to disrupt the vertical lines of the silhouette. Without adding excessive ornamentation, the functionality required for a long coat is integrated naturally as part of the design. Metal buttons around the collar serve as a suitably understated accent, and the slight infusion of a more structured feel into the soft angora-blend fabric helps tighten the overall impression.

The fabric is primarily virgin wool with 10% angora added. Subtle, delicate fuzz and a smooth touch—qualities that wool alone cannot easily produce—appear on the surface. It pairs beautifully with the camel color: when light hits, the fabric does not simply produce a vivid, flat color; instead, the brushed nap creates gentle gradations of tone. Even with a simple design, you can feel depth in the material itself.

Inside, it features a smooth full lining, with the MaxMara logo woven across the lining in a tone-on-tone manner. From the outside, the brand does not overly assert itself, yet such careful tailoring is subtly kept for within—an added value unique to this piece. From the moment you put it on or take it off, the coat’s level of completion remains fully considered.

In addition, considering the name tag with “MaxMara” woven in white thread onto a silver-gray satin base, a succinct multi-language quality tag, and a display format that—unlike many current products—does not include a QR code or URL, it is reasonable to assume this piece dates to the latter part of the 1990s through the early 2000s. This is a coat you can clearly appreciate: the sensibility MaxMara established from the 1990s to the 2000s, in which luxury is achieved through the materials and the outline itself, without relying on unnecessary decoration.

For styling, pairing it with drapey slacks and long skirts, or with crisp shirts and blouses, will straightforwardly bring out the elegance that is so characteristic of MaxMara. If you combine it with wide-leg trousers or minimalist dresses, you can create an even more contemporary, genderless impression. Since it works whether you wear the collar open to highlight the lapels, or wear the neckline slightly more closed for a refined fit, you can flexibly move between classic and mode-inspired looks depending on the day’s outfit—another appeal of this coat.

We invite you to take this opportunity.

“MaxMara” 90’s-00’s Angora blend double-breasted long coat

Since its founding in 1951, MaxMara has elevated the coat—an item of clothing—into a brand-defining symbol, driven by quality materials and impeccable tailoring. We are pleased to present a standout piece from MaxMara: one in which the softness of its fabric and the beauty of its classic construction are especially pronounced.

Against a calm camel-beige palette, the delicately brushed texture created by a blend of 80% virgin wool and 20% angora layers into the stately presence of this long coat, lending it a gentle, refined elegance.

First and foremost is the striking combination of the point collar and the wide lapels. By giving the collar itself ample surface area, it frames the face with a crisp, well-proportioned look, while the diagonal lines that fall toward the front neatly align the entire coat—creating a streamlined, vertically elongated silhouette.

The front is constructed as a deep, double-breasted layout, offering a three-dimensional feel that still conveys a strong, trench-like outline—despite being a coat style. As a result, MaxMara’s distinctly feminine grace and precise tailoring coexist in excellent balance.

At the waist, angled flap pockets are placed so as not to disrupt the vertical lines of the silhouette. Without adding excessive ornamentation, the functionality required for a long coat is integrated naturally as part of the design. Metal buttons around the collar serve as a suitably understated accent, and the slight infusion of a more structured feel into the soft angora-blend fabric helps tighten the overall impression.

The fabric is primarily virgin wool with 10% angora added. Subtle, delicate fuzz and a smooth touch—qualities that wool alone cannot easily produce—appear on the surface. It pairs beautifully with the camel color: when light hits, the fabric does not simply produce a vivid, flat color; instead, the brushed nap creates gentle gradations of tone. Even with a simple design, you can feel depth in the material itself.

Inside, it features a smooth full lining, with the MaxMara logo woven across the lining in a tone-on-tone manner. From the outside, the brand does not overly assert itself, yet such careful tailoring is subtly kept for within—an added value unique to this piece. From the moment you put it on or take it off, the coat’s level of completion remains fully considered.

In addition, considering the name tag with “MaxMara” woven in white thread onto a silver-gray satin base, a succinct multi-language quality tag, and a display format that—unlike many current products—does not include a QR code or URL, it is reasonable to assume this piece dates to the latter part of the 1990s through the early 2000s. This is a coat you can clearly appreciate: the sensibility MaxMara established from the 1990s to the 2000s, in which luxury is achieved through the materials and the outline itself, without relying on unnecessary decoration.

For styling, pairing it with drapey slacks and long skirts, or with crisp shirts and blouses, will straightforwardly bring out the elegance that is so characteristic of MaxMara. If you combine it with wide-leg trousers or minimalist dresses, you can create an even more contemporary, genderless impression. Since it works whether you wear the collar open to highlight the lapels, or wear the neckline slightly more closed for a refined fit, you can flexibly move between classic and mode-inspired looks depending on the day’s outfit—another appeal of this coat.

We invite you to take this opportunity.