Description
This classic Trigere is the epitome of a classic yet cozy ensemble -but with a Sherlock Holmes twist. The rich pattern of this ensemble makes such a statement, we don't recommend sitting this one out! Wonderful wool coat features five functioning buttons as well as a collar that drapes over the shoulders. Coat features holes for arms, but instead of an actual sleeve, it turns into a cape! Skirt features invisible zipper as well as two hook and eye closures and a snap. Both coat and skirt are approximately ankle length. Perfect for the colder months. Wear either as a set or individually. Jacket is fully lined.
Skirt measurements: W: 33" H: 43.5" L: 36.5"
*All Mrs. Couture garments have been professionally cleaned and thoroughly checked before shipping, so that they are ready to wear upon arrival.
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Item #LU10321092062
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ConditionGood
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Materials & TechniquesWool, Plaid, Button, Buttonhole, Hook and eye, Pocket, Snap
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SizeBust
41.5 in. (105 cm)Total Length
55.5 in. (141 cm) -
Size Chart
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