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

Born as a leather workshop and renowned for its modern approach to design and refined manufacturing process, LOEWE presents an exceptional piece.

Softly brushed to create a plush, warm suede surface from high-quality Spanish-made mouton, and filled inside with voluminous sheep fur to achieve both striking visual presence and a light, comfortable wear—this shearling coat is the standout piece.

The tag features an old-logo specification: an anagram in red on a white background, “Madrid 1846” printed alongside it, and “Made in Spain” listed as well. This is a detail that was used in the late 1990s. At the time, Loewe perfected craftsmanship specializing in leather and mouton. Its neat, disciplined design showcases the quality of the materials at the forefront—imbued with both durability and elegance that allow it to serve as a core piece in your wardrobe for years.

A large shawl collar wraps around the face. The fur’s texture is dense, and if you fasten the front with just one clasp, a gentle shadow is created in the V-zone. If left open and worn like this, the collar flows over the shoulders, creating a soft, generous volume. The cuffs are designed with a cuff specification that allows the inner fur to be folded back, so you can fine-tune the height according to the temperature and your inner layer—adding a subtle brightness just at your hands.

The front is secured with buttons for a clean look. A switching line placed at the waist adjusts the center of gravity, and the ring hardware attached to the end of the belt made from the same material provides easy tying as well as a visual accent. In the back, a yoke is arranged so that it overlaps like a cape; when you walk, only the upper portion moves softly, making it feel light even in a long length. Overall, panel switching unique to mouton conforms to the natural curves of the body, so even when layering thick knits, the line is less likely to lose its shape. The side pockets are positioned where your hands naturally fall, ensuring peace of mind in everyday usability.

True to Loewe of the era rooted in Spanish leather craft, the idea is distilled: rather than relying on decoration, creating elegance through the “persuasive power of the material itself.” That, along with how the warmth of the fur and the quiet sheen of suede come together in a single coat, is the signature added value of this piece.

For styling, pair a milk-toned knit with a knit maxi skirt in a similar color; then wear long boots with a mid heel. Within the soft, monochromatic tones, the shadowing of the mouton stands out beautifully for an elegant finish. Next, connect a charcoal straight trouser with a charcoal silk shirt, and tie the belt lightly at the front so the texture of the fur becomes the focal point—creating material contrast and building a mode-like impression.

We look forward to welcoming you on this occasion.