Camel Oversized Wool Coat with Love Lettering and Tassel Detail | Caramel / S 100100869331593

Camel Oversized Wool Coat with Love Lettering and Tassel Detail

How to measure

Measure your body (for best fit)

1. Bust/Chest: Wrap the tape measure around the fullest part of your chest, under the arms and across the shoulder blades. Keep the tape parallel to the floor and breathe normally.
2. Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your natural waist (usually above the belly button).
3. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips and buttocks.
4. Shoulder width: Measure from the tip of one shoulder (where the arm meets the shoulder) straight across the back to the tip of the other shoulder.
5. Sleeve length: With your arm slightly bent, measure from the tip of the shoulder (or shoulder seam) down to the wrist bone.
6. Back length: Measure from the base of the neck (center back at the collar) straight down to where you want the coat hem to fall.

Measure a coat you already own (recommended for accuracy)

Lay the coat flat on a table, smooth but do not stretch. Use a tape measure and record these flat measurements, then double where noted:

• Shoulder (seam to seam): measure straight across the back between shoulder seams.
• Chest (armpit to armpit): measure across the front from underarm seam to underarm seam — multiply by 2 for full circumference.
• Sleeve length: from shoulder seam to sleeve hem.
• Back length: center back from collar seam to hem.
• Hem width: measure across bottom and multiply by 2 for full circumference.

Fit guidance for an oversized coat

• For an intentionally oversized look, allow approximately 8–12 cm (3–5 in) of extra chest ease above your body measurement.
• If you prefer a neater silhouette, choose a size that provides 4–6 cm (1.5–2.5 in) of ease.
• When between sizes, consider whether you’ll layer bulky knits underneath; size up if you plan to layer.

Conversion: 1 in = 2.54 cm. Always compare your measurements to the product’s size chart when available.

Materials

Below are common material components for a camel wool coat with decorative details. Check the product label or product specifics on the page for the exact composition.

• Shell (outer fabric): Wool or a wool blend (e.g., wool + nylon/polyester). Wool gives warmth, structure and a soft finish; blends add durability and shape retention.
• Lining: Viscose, cupro or polyester lining for smooth layering and easier on/off. Viscose and cupro breathe well and feel luxurious; polyester is more durable and easy-care.
• Tassel detail & lettering: Usually made from rayon, viscose, cotton or mixed yarns; lettering may be embroidered or appliquéd with cotton/acrylic threads to retain shape and color.
• Hardware: Buttons and closures may be metal, horn-effect or covered for a cohesive look.

Note: Material blends and trims vary by style and batch. If you have allergies or specific care preferences, please refer to the garment label or product technical details before purchase.

Model information (photography reference)

Example details commonly provided to help visualize fit — replace with your product’s actual data where available:

• Model height: 178 cm / 5'10"
• Model measurements (example): Bust 82 cm • Waist 61 cm • Hips 89 cm
• Wearing size (shown): Small — gives an oversized silhouette as shown in the photography
• Garment shown (example): Back length ≈ 95 cm; chest (flat) ≈ 66 cm — please use your own size chart for exact numbers

Tip: include actual model height, measurements and the size worn in your product listing to help customers choose more confidently.

Care Guide (to keep it lovely longer)

Daily care

• Brush the coat gently after wear with a soft clothes brush to remove dust and surface dirt.
• Air the coat after wearing to disperse odors — hang on a wide, shaped hanger to maintain shoulder structure.
• Use a lint roller or fabric shaver for pilling and lint; be gentle around the embroidered lettering and tassels.

Cleaning & stain removal

• Dry clean recommended: Wool coats typically require professional dry cleaning. Follow the care label for the safest cleaning method.
• Spot cleaning: For small stains, gently blot (do not rub) with a clean cloth and cold water. For oily stains, sprinkle cornstarch or talcum powder to absorb oil, let sit, then brush off and dry-clean if residue remains.
• Ink or tough stains: Consult a professional cleaner — do not attempt bleach or aggressive chemicals.
• Tassels & embroidery: Avoid soaking or aggressive scrubbing. If tassels are tangled, use your fingers to gently separate and smooth.

Ironing & steaming

• Remove wrinkles with a garment steamer held a few inches away—avoid direct contact with trims and embroidery.
• If pressing is needed, use a pressing cloth and a low heat setting; press on the reverse side where possible.

Storage

• Store on a wide, padded or wooden hanger to preserve shoulder shape.
• Keep in a breathable garment bag for long-term storage; avoid airtight plastic bags which trap moisture.
• Protect from moths with cedar blocks or natural sachets (lavender). Ensure the coat is clean before storing long-term — pests are attracted to soiled fabrics.

Repairs & professional care

• Tighten loose buttons and secure small loose threads promptly to prevent larger damage.
• For reattachment or repair of decorative tassels or embroidery, use a professional tailor experienced with delicate trims.
• Limit dry cleaning frequency; spot-cleaning and airing prolong the life of the garment between professional services.

Style Tips

• Casual weekend: Throw it over a chunky knit, straight-leg jeans and ankle boots for effortless polish.
• Office ready: Pair with tailored trousers, a slim turtleneck and loafers or heeled boots — add a structured bag to sharpen the silhouette.
• Evening out: Layer over a silk slip dress or a slim midi dress; keep jewelry minimal so the lettering and tassel details remain the focal point.
• Monochrome styling: Wear tonal camel, beige and cream layers for a refined, elongated look.
• Play with contrast: Deep navy, burgundy, olive or black create striking combinations with camel.
• Wear it belted: Add a wide leather belt at the waist to convert the oversized silhouette into a defined, feminine shape.
• Accessorize smartly: Silk scarves, minimal gold jewelry and a sleek crossbody keep the look modern; avoid overly busy patterns that compete with the coat’s lettering detail.
• Seasonal transitions: Lightweight knits underneath for autumn; layer more heavily for winter — the oversized cut is ideal for layering.