Merinda | Wrap Coat Oversized Lapels Belted

Wide lapels. Belt tied once. Poised.

The lapels are the whole story here — broad, softly rolled, and sitting high enough to frame your face when you turn the collar up. The body falls straight from the shoulder until the belt pulls it in, so you decide how defined the waist reads. It runs generous through the chest and arms, which means a chunky knit or a blazer fits underneath without straining the wrap. Take your usual size for a relaxed drape, or size down if you want it closer to the body.

Oversized Lapels That Frame Your Face Turned down, they give the coat a wide, confident line across the shoulders. Turned up, they close in around the neck and block the wind on a cold walk.

A Self-Tie Belt That Puts the Waist Where You Want It Cinch it for a defined hourglass over a slip dress, or leave it loose and let the coat hang open over jeans. Both read intentional.

Longline Cut That Covers What You Wear Underneath The hem falls well past the hip, so midi skirts and long knits stay covered rather than peeking out.

Dense Brushed Surface With a Weighted Drape The cloth has a soft, silky nap and almost no stretch, so it hangs in clean vertical folds instead of clinging. The weight is substantial enough to hold the wrap closed and keep the lapels standing where you set them.

Wear it over a black midi dress and heels for dinner, or with high-waisted denim, a turtleneck and knee-high boots for the weekend.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Brushed woven outerwear fabric with a soft nap
• Fit: Relaxed through the body, defined by the self-tie belt
• Sleeve: Long
• Length: Longline, falls below the hip
• Closure: Wrap front with self-tie belt
• Collar: Oversized notch lapels
• Season: Autumn and winter
• Occasions: Work, dinner, travel, weekend
• Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL