"Max Mara" 00’s-10’s belted alpaca shaggy hooded coat

Since its founding in the 1950s, Max Mara has simultaneously supported an urban woman image with practicality and material luxury, and as a trusted domain of the brand, we introduce a belted coat made of high-quality Italian-made outerwear that completes your presence just by wearing it.

The rich pile characteristic of alpacas creates deep shadows, and the large collar flowing from the hood to the front placket gives a soft yet powerful presence around the face, making this a remarkable piece.

First and foremost, the impressive silhouette drapes along the body like a gown, not emphasizing the shoulder contours too much, making it less likely to choose the wearer's skeletal structure, and it elegantly lands in a gender-neutral volume.

And since it comes with a matching fabric belt at the waist, leaving it open for a casual look creates a flowing movement with air, and tying it emphasizes the vertical line, increasing the neatness and allowing you to change the impression even with the same coat.

The material consists of 70% alpaca and 30% LANA VERGINE, and the high alpaca content provides luster and insulation, making the black outerwear less heavy and sinking less, with the fur scattering light softly to create depth in expression.

Furthermore, the use of virgin wool as the core provides not only a soft touch but also stability that prevents the shape from collapsing when worn, making it a convincing outerwear piece to be with for many years.

The hood is designed to be large, so it naturally transforms into volume around the neck when raised, and it’s delightful that it can provide both warmth and mood, similar to wearing a stole.

Additionally, the front features a subdued button design, allowing the texture of the shaggy fabric and the beauty of the surface to stand out, and it straightforwardly reflects Max Mara's characteristic of speaking through material rather than decoration.

Regarding the era, there are elements that guarantee credibility, including the registration number RN 73136 for the US, and the format of multiple white satin tags with multilingual inscriptions arranged neatly, which has been the standard since the mid-2000s. Furthermore, the Japanese domestic labeling, accompanied by a toll-free number for the Quality Information Center, and the high-resolution heat transfer-like printing, indicate a different era from pieces before the 90s.

And since the MaxMara logo embroidered on the silver satin fabric has been a consistent design element used in the main line since the 2000s, it is understandable that this piece aligns with those from the late 2000s to early 2010s.

This coat is especially recommended for those who want to incorporate good materials and good proportions into their daily wear rather than wearing it for trendiness, and even on busy mornings, it naturally exudes dignity, making it a staple in your wardrobe.

Additionally, judging from the condition of the fur, there is little impression of excessive napping unique to alpacas, and with proper brushing and storage, it can continue to be active as the main piece in the next season.

Styling-wise, simply layering over a plain dress enhances the shadow of the material, completing a quiet elegance.

Also, pairing slacks with shirts or knits, and finishing with leather shoes at the feet, creates an urban and mode atmosphere, and by changing the expression with the way you tie the belt, you can enjoy a genderless look.

Not only slim pants, but also long skirts with a relaxed drape pair well, making it possible to simultaneously evoke softness and strength, which is a unique charm of this material feel.

Definitely take this opportunity.