The draped funnel neck is the defining detail - it wraps and folds softly around the throat, functioning as a built-in scarf that moves with the wearer rather than sitting stiffly in place. Double-breasted six-button front with a structured placket that holds its shape even when the self-tie belt is left loose. Wool blend construction gives the coat a substantial, weighted drape - it swings from the hip with real presence and doesn't collapse at the hem. The silhouette is deliberately oversized through the shoulder and chest, then pulled back at the waist with a fabric belt that ties into a simple knot rather than a formal bow. Maxi length - the hem falls close to the ankle, making it the outermost layer of any outfit and doing most of the visual work on its own. The cut here is a long A-line that broadens gradually from a defined waist to a wide, sweeping hem - structured enough to read as intentional, relaxed enough to walk in easily. That proportion is the point: the oversized shoulders and maxi length create a silhouette that doesn't need much underneath to look considered. The model pairs it with wide-leg trousers and flat black leather loafers, which is exactly right - anything with heel height would fight the coat's deliberate ease. The funnel neck can be worn close to the face for warmth or pushed back and allowed to drape across the chest, which changes the whole feel of the look without changing anything else. For a day in the city, wear it over a fine-knit jumper and tailored wide-leg trousers. At the weekend, it works just as well thrown over straight-leg jeans and a clean white shirt. The belt is worth using - cinching the waist prevents the volume from reading as shapeless and gives the A-line flare below it far more intention. | Warehouse Women's Double Breasted Draped Funnel Neck Wool Blend Coat in Light Grey | Size: 8. Free delivery on orders over £30