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DESCRIPTION

Stay toastie warm this winter with the Panini coat. Double-breasted, with a large, exaggerated collar, dropped waist, pockets and a kick pleat.

Watermelon: 75% virgin wool, 25% nylon. Navy: 70% wool, 30% viscose. Tan: 80% wool, 10% cashmere, 10% nylon. 100% Bemberg lining.

Made in New Zealand.

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SIZE GUIDE & CARE NOTES

TSN SIZE GUIDE
(your actual measurements)

PANINI COAT SIZE GUIDE
(actual measurement of the garment)

ADDITIONAL MEASUREMENTS:

FULL LENGTH
(shoulder seam to hem)
6: 75cm | 8: 76cm | 10: 77cm | 12: 78cm | 14: 79cm | 16: 80cm.

SLEEVE LENGTH
6: 58cm | 8: 59cm | 10: 60cm | 12: 61cm | 14: 62cm | 16: 63cm.

For fitted garments, as a rough guide you want your own waist measurement to be 2-3 cms smaller than the waist measurement of the garment you are purchasing.

Ella is 174cm tall, and usually wears a size 8 (NZ). She's wearing our size 8.

Standard fit, true to size. Designed to accommodate a layer.

Accessibility note: The jacket fastens with two large buttons - one internal and one external. The jacket is hip length, and the pockets are on the side. For any specific accessibility needs not mentioned above please get in touch and we're happy to provide further detail.

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DETAILS

• CUT
  Auckland, New Zealand.
• MADE
  Auckland, New Zealand.
• FABRIC
  Watermelon: 75% virgin wool, 25% nylon. Italian origin.
  Navy: 70% wool, 30% viscose. Chinese origin.
  Tan: 80% wool, 10% cashmere, 10% nylon. Japanese origin.
  All purchased as deadstock. Using deadstock fabrics is one of our favourite ways to reduce waste in the production process.
• LINING
  100% Bemberg, milled in Japan. Bemberg is a high-quality fabric made from cotton husks and is a by-product of the cotton manufacturing industry. It is unique in that it is an organic material that is synthetically regenerated and spun. Anti-static, anti-cling, biodegradable and made from a renewable resource.
• TRIMS
  Button - Tagua nut buttons made in Italy. The Tagua Initiative prevents Tagua Palm from being felled for agriculture.

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