Women's 3/4 Length Light Brown Faux Suede Coat — Button Front
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Lightweight for its length, so the drape stays easy over a knit.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with plush polyester.
3/4 length car coat.
Regular fit — tailored waist shaping.
Wide shirt style collar.
Button closure.
Open cuffs.
Two outside and one inside mobile pocket.
Available in light brown color.
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Women's 3/4 Length Light Brown Faux Suede Coat — Button Front
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Steve Bullock, United Kingdom
Great Product
Great Product, feels cool, looks great. So many people comment how cool it looks on. A really good buy !!!
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peter walls, United Kingdom
Item as described
Item as described, kept to date with delivery tracking. Delivered on time by courier. Will purchase again.
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Lumi, United Kingdom
Superb leather coat
Superb leather coat, the size is perfect, the color too, thank you Decrum!
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andy, United Kingdom
Awesome seller
Awesome seller! Great Jackets! Great service!
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Mark Jaggers, United Kingdom
I will definitely order again
I will definitely order again, very pleased with the jackets I ordered. All good
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Chioma Duru-Sachs, United Kingdom
My jacket is absolutely beautiful
My jacket is absolutely beautiful, i love it! It is well made and stylish. And it was a quick delivery. Decrum has a very courteous, polite and responsive customer service team.
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Mr Mark Driver, United Kingdom
Fantastic products
Selling amazing products at a great price with great delivery times, the jackets I received are fantastic quality I would recommend anyone to buy from them
Wrapped up in this on a cold morning and realised I had not thought about the cold once, which is a first for me. The length does most of the work and it is barely noticeable on the shoulders. The colour is a warm light brown that goes with everything I own. There has been no fuss about care at all. I had put aside twice what it cost.
Coats in my wardrobe are either far too heavy or far too flimsy and there has never been anything in between. This has landed exactly in the middle. The longer length is what I had been after and it drapes rather than standing away from the body. The light brown has a warm depth in daylight and the surface is soft with a fine matte nap. I had budgeted nearly double what it cost and put the difference towards boots.
Mid length is exactly what I had been looking for and almost nothing on the high street had it at a sensible price. This does, and it hangs beautifully. The colour is warm and the surface soft and matte, and I spent well under what I had budgeted.
Walks along the seafront in February are a proper test of any coat and this has passed more than once. The extra length keeps the wind off, which is the whole reason I wanted something longer. It drapes cleanly from the shoulder rather than standing away from the body. The light brown has a warm depth in daylight and looks softer under cloud. The surface is fine and matte with a short even nap. It is far lighter than it looks, so I can wear it for hours without my shoulders aching. It has been out in drizzle several times and dried flat with no marks left behind. There is no conditioning or treating to worry about, just a brush every so often. My sister asked where it came from and did not believe the price. It has replaced a heavy coat I had been dreading putting on each morning.
Tailored enough for work and relaxed enough for a weekend, which is not easy to find in a longer coat. The buttons close cleanly and the front hangs flat. The light brown has depth in daylight and the surface stays matte under office lighting. It is light on the shoulders and needed nothing doing to it. Compared with the designer one I had been circling for a year this was a third of the price.
Below freezing on the platform every morning last month and this has been warm enough without any bulk. The extra length keeps the cold off, which a shorter jacket never managed. The buttons close cleanly and the front does not gape when I walk. The colour is a warm light brown with a soft matte surface. It cost less than half of the department store one I had tried on.
Proper coats have become so expensive that I had almost resigned myself to another winter in a puffer. This has spared me that. The longer cut drapes cleanly from the shoulder rather than standing away. The light brown has a warm depth to it in daylight and a softer tone under grey skies. The surface is soft with a fine matte nap and no shine anywhere. It is remarkably light for how warm it is, which means I can wear it on a crowded train without overheating. There has been no breaking-in period and no care routine beyond a brush now and again. I have worn it to work every day for six weeks and it looks the same as when it arrived. A colleague asked whether it was the designer one she had been saving for, which is more than double. It has replaced a coat I had been wearing out of necessity rather than affection, and I am delighted with the swap.
Length is good and the colour is lovely, but the buttons are a little stiff and I have to work at them on the top two. That aside it has been comfortable and warm and I have worn it plenty. For what it cost I think it is fair value rather than a bargain.
Buttons close neatly and the front sits flat, which is where most coats at this price go wrong. The light brown is warmer and deeper than in the photos and the surface is soft and matte. I have worn it every day for a month and spent well under what I had allowed.
Swing of this coat is the first thing my mother mentioned when she opened it, which told me straight away that I had got it right. She had been looking at something similar in a department store for well over twice the money. The longer length suits her and it hangs cleanly without any stiffness. The light brown works far better on her than the black she usually defaults to. She says it is much lighter than it looks, which matters more to her now than it used to. The buttons close neatly and she can manage them without a struggle. There is nothing to condition or treat, which she would never have done anyway. She has worn it to church, to lunch and to the shops every week since. Two of her friends have asked where it came from. For once a present has been used rather than admired and put away.
Layering has been the making of this coat, since it is light enough to go over a jumper without feeling like armour. There were faint nap marks along the fold lines when it came out of the box, which brushed out entirely within a day. Nothing since has bothered me at all. The colour is warm and deep and the buttons close cleanly every time. It cost me around half of the high street version I had tried on the week before.
Elegant and free of animal materials is a combination I had all but given up on. This has restored my faith a bit. It drapes properly from the shoulder, the nap is fine and even and the colour has a lovely warm depth. I wore it to a birthday lunch and two people asked where it was from. What I paid was a long way under what I had expected to spend.