Women's Belted Wool Coat
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A dense, softly brushed woollen cloth with a matt surface in deep burgundy or chocolate brown, not a thin or shiny fabric.
Wide notch lapels that lie flat on the chest, and a relaxed body with dropped shoulders and full sleeves.
A separate tie belt in the same cloth, threaded at the waist, and a hip-length hem that finishes in a clean straight line.
The fabric
Soft, warm woollen cloth
Wool keeps you warm and breathes at the same time, so you stay comfortable going from a cold street into a warm shop.
The dense, smooth cloth has a gentle brushed surface that looks rich in daylight.
It holds its shape well, so the lapels and the hem stay neat all day.
It is warm enough for the chilliest British mornings with a jumper underneath.
The deep colours are dyed through, so they stay rich wear after wear.
It is the kind of coat that looks better the more you wear it.
Natural wool also resists light drizzle, so a shower on the way home is nothing to worry about.
The belt
Two shapes in one coat
Tie the belt at the waist and the coat takes on a soft wrap shape that flatters every figure.
Leave it loose and it becomes a relaxed, oversized jacket with an easy, modern feel.
The length runs from 66 cm on the S to 68 cm on the L, sitting around the hip.
The sleeve measures 81 to 82 cm, generous enough to reach the wrist over a knit.
The relaxed cut leaves plenty of room for a chunky jumper underneath.
Measure a coat you own and compare it with the chart to choose your size.
Many women wear it belted in the day and open in the evening, when a looser shape feels easier.
The styling
Burgundy or chocolate brown
Burgundy is warm and striking, lovely with black, grey and denim.
Chocolate brown is soft and timeless, beautiful with cream, camel and blue jeans.
Wear it with a white tee and straight jeans for an easy weekend look.
Add a beret and loafers for a classic Parisian outfit.
Over a fine knit and tailored trousers it looks smart enough for the office.
Free UK delivery and 30 days to return.
It is the coat you will reach for every morning until spring.
From Maria & Denis
This women's belted wool coat is the easy, elegant layer you reach for on cold mornings, from the school run to a lunch in town.
It is cut from a soft, dense woollen fabric that feels warm and substantial without being heavy on the shoulders.
Wide notch lapels frame the face, and the relaxed, slightly oversized body sits comfortably over a jumper or a thick knit.
A matching tie belt lets you change the shape in seconds: wrap it at the waist for a neat silhouette, or leave it open for a loose, modern look.
The hip length is practical for everyday life: it covers a jumper and the waistband of your jeans, but never gets in the way when you sit, drive or cycle.
Dropped shoulders and full sleeves keep the outline soft and easy, the way the best French-style coats are.
It looks equally good with jeans and trainers, wide trousers and loafers, or a midi skirt and boots.
A good wool coat is one of the best things you can buy for a British winter. It keeps you warm on the walk to work, looks smart over everything and lasts for years. This one adds a tie belt, so one coat gives you two different looks: soft and wrapped, or loose and relaxed.
Burgundy or chocolate brown, in sizes S to L.
Why you will love it
Soft, warm woollen fabric.
Matching tie belt.
Wide notch lapels.
Relaxed, slightly oversized fit.
Practical hip length.
Room for a jumper underneath.
Burgundy or chocolate brown.
Two looks in one coat.
Warm for British winters.
Sizes S to L.
Fabric & care
Woollen coat.
Dry clean, or spot clean with a damp cloth.
Hang on a wide hanger to keep the shoulders in shape.
Brush gently with a clothes brush after wear.
Wool is naturally odour-resistant, so it rarely needs washing: air it on a hanger overnight and it freshens up on its own.
When you do wash it, use a wool detergent in cool water, never wring it, roll it in a towel to press out the water and dry it flat away from radiators.
Store it folded, not hung, with a cedar block or lavender bag to keep moths away.
Size guide
Measurements in centimetres:
| Size | Length, cm | Sleeve, cm |
|---|---|---|
| S | 66 | 81 |
| M | 67 | 81.5 |
| L | 68 | 82 |
Garment measurements in centimetres, taken flat or relaxed; allow 1–3 cm either way.
Measure a similar garment you own and compare it with this chart.
Customer Reviews
Based on 4 reviews
So warm
Lovely thick wool and really warm. The burgundy is gorgeous.
Love the belt
I wear it tied in the day and open at night. Very flattering.
Roomy
Relaxed fit, plenty of room for a jumper underneath.
Compliments
Wore the brown one to a lunch and got so many compliments.
Questions and answers
How do I choose my size in this coat?
It comes in sizes S to L. The size guide on this page gives measurements of the coat itself, taken flat: length and sleeve. Measure a similar coat you own, laid flat, and compare it with the chart; free UK delivery and 30 days to return give you time to check the fit at home.
How do I wash this coat?
Dry clean, or spot clean with a damp cloth. Hang on a wide hanger to keep the shoulders in shape. Brush gently with a clothes brush after wear.
What is this coat made of?
It is made from woollen coat. Wool keeps you warm, lets your skin breathe and naturally resists odour, so it needs washing less often than other fabrics.
Is a wool coat warm enough for winter?
Wool traps warm air and stays warm even when it is slightly damp, so a wool blend coat suits cold, dry winter days. On frosty mornings, wear a knit jumper underneath. In heavy rain wool gets heavy, so carry an umbrella and let the coat dry on a wide hanger.
How do I get creases out of this coat?
Hang it on a wide hanger in a steamy bathroom, or use a handheld steamer from a short distance; creases drop out within minutes. If you iron, use a low setting and put a damp cloth between the iron and the coat, so the fabric does not go shiny.
