Ladies blazer coat herringbone

This women's fitted blazer coat owes its subtle melange coloring to yarns made from unbleached and undyed virgin wool, which are processed by the Mehler cloth mill in the Upper Palatinate to create a herringbone fabric that is both light and warming. The coat, which is made from this in Poland, is broadly stitched at the collar, lapels and flaps, and a long walking slit in the center back ensures freedom of movement. The coat is closed on three genuine horn buttons, the sleeves are adorned with four such buttons each. In addition to a breast welt pocket and piped flap pockets, welt pockets are set lengthwise in the dividing seams below the flaps. On the inside, there are two piped pockets fitted into upper fabric tongues, one of which can be closed with a pull flap and button. The darkbraune lining is made of viscose.