This gorgeous Neo Mint faux fur coat combines vintage style, modern streetwear and ethical choices. The soft faux fox fur, shawl collar and short design make this coat the perfect choice for women who want to look stylish and feel comfortable in the winter. Available in black and chocolate brown.
Features:
Faux fox fur – A soft, warm and ethical choice
Shawl collar – A classic and stylish collar design
Short model – Modern and easy to combine
Vintage chic style – Timeless elegance and retro influences
Two color options – Black or chocolate brown
Winter 2024 Collection – The trendy model of the moment
Warm and comfortable – Perfect for cold winter days
Ethical choice – No animal-derived materials
Why choose faux fur?
Faux fur is a modern, ethical and sustainable choice that looks just as great as real fur but without the animal-derived materials. It's easier to care for, more affordable and completely cruelty-free. This faux fox fur is extra soft and warm, making it the perfect choice for cold winter days.
Shawl Collar - classic elegance:
The shawl collar is a classic collar design that adds elegance and a vintage feel. It frames the face beautifully and creates a sophisticated look. The perfect detail that sets this jacket apart from the crowd.
Color options:
Black: Classic and versatile, goes with any outfit Chocolate brown: Warm and vintage-inspired, brings softness to the style
Style suggestions:
Perfect for winter, parties or everyday wear. Pair with jeans and ankle boots for a more casual street style or with a dress and heels for a more formal look. The short design makes it easy to combine and goes perfectly with both pants and skirts. The vintage chic style brings timeless elegance to every outfit!
Care instructions: Faux fur is easy to care for - shake outside and brush with a soft brush if needed. Do not machine wash. Store hanging in a closet to maintain shape.
Size Guide: Check the size guide on the product page to ensure a perfect fit. Faux fur is a soft and flexible material that adapts to your body.
