1970s high-quality wool winter black coat.
Features a soft A-line silhouette and a large collar that wraps around the neck like a duster coat.
If you look at the tag behind the front placket,
you will see a llama, an animal similar to an alpaca, embroidered on it.
The llama is not a very familiar animal, and in fact, this is our second encounter with it.
The first was last year's snowman jacket.
The texture is very similar to alpaca: top-quality wool with a soft touch.
This fabric is thickly woven from rare hair—you can't even get 2kg from one animal per year.
It is a high-quality fabric that is strong enough to repel water, yet very "light" and soft.
Despite its high cold-protection and rich, thick appearance, it is light to wear and won't strain your shoulders.
Also, like alpaca, another major appeal is that it is pilling-resistant.
I was moved by how beautifully a garment can be worn for years when high-quality fabric is tailored with care.
This long coat uses plenty of that llama wool.
It features two donut-shaped black buttons that fit the aesthetic, with a hidden placket underneath.
The lining is a smooth, yet sturdy viscose and acetate fabric.
A 1970s German vintage piece made with high-quality materials and careful tailoring.
It is a piece you won't regret owning.
*Has been laundered once.
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Model height 167cm
Material - llama hair 100%, lining viscose 65% acetate 35%
Size - 38 fits wide womens S-L
Measurement on flat (cm)
Length 107
Width 63
Sleeve length 78 (Measured in a straight line from the nape to the sleeve due to raglan construction)
Condition - No issues
