Embracing the natural warmth and weather resistance of post-consumer recycled wool, this new, casually elegant coat lets you move through the seasons with ease. With the same lofted, bouclé-like Agnello blend Anián uses in their best-selling Loft Coat, it offers cozy, soft-wearing comfort from the city’s seawalls to the windy shores of the Georgia Strait. Featuring raglan sleeves and an oversized aesthetic for easy layering, the design has a simple collar, turned caramel buttons, single-button sleeves, and a shorter straight hem; two roomy patch pockets keep essentials safe, with hidden side-entry pockets to keep your hands warm beneath.
Made of post-consumer recycled wool and Nylon. Manufactured by Anián in British Columbia Canada.
Made in Canada
Details
• 16-oz 80% post-consumer recycled wool / 20% nylon. Soft, warm and naturally weather-resistant, this durable wool blend is manufactured in Anián's unique dye-free process for reduced environmental impact. • Wash in cold water and hang to dry. To reduce energy and water use, we recommend washing only when necessary. Less washing also gives your garments a longer life.
Size Guide & Measurements
This coat was designed with easy layering and a slightly oversized aesthetic in mind. Choose your regular size; or size up for a more generous fit. See our sizing chart for further details.
In Inches
XS
S
M
L
XL
XXL
Neck - circumference
15.3
15.7
16.1
16.5
16.9
17.5
Length (front) - should to bottom
27.7
27.6
28.4
29.3
30.1
31.1
Chest - 1" below armhole, seam to seam
20
21
22
23
24
25.5
Raglan Sleeve Length
28.2
28.9
29.6
30.2
30.8
31.5
Hem Opening - seam to seam
21
22
23
24
25
26.5
About the Brand
The idea for Anián sprung from the belief that: the clothes we enjoy in the natural world should not be harming it. With this in mind Anián creates timeless, lifetime clothing that you can live your life in, and feel good about. The environmental impact of their clothing is something Anián takes seriously. For this reason, Anián begun the transition into using entirely recycled natural fibre textiles from landfills. Where the road for discard clothing ends, their textile sourcing begins
