Lauren Ralph Lauren Belted Wrap Coat - Black - S


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The Lauren Ralph Lauren Belted Wrap Coat is an ideal choice for the sophisticated adult seeking a timeless outer layer that blends professional structure with adjustable comfort. Featuring a premium wool and cashmere blend, this coat provides excellent warmth and a polished aesthetic; however, the structured wool material requires careful maintenance to preserve its texture and shape over time.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Wool |
| Size | S |
| Model Part Number | 3616537663556 |
| Brand | Lauren Ralph Lauren |
No, this coat is made from a premium wool and cashmere blend and should only be dry cleaned to prevent damage and shrinkage.
No, the belt is removable, giving you the option to wear the coat cinched at the waist or open.
The wool and cashmere composition offers excellent insulation for autumn and mild winter days, though layering may be required for extreme cold.
The coat is crafted from a premium blend of wool and cashmere.
Yes, the coat is fully lined for added comfort and ease of wear over sweaters or professional attire.
Use a high-quality fabric garment brush in the direction of the nap to remove debris and restore the wool surface.
Hang the coat in a steamy bathroom for 15 minutes to allow the fibers to relax, or use a fabric steamer held at least six inches away from the surface.
Gently use a sweater shaver or a pilling comb to remove surface fuzz, being careful not to pull the fabric threads.
To keep your coat in optimal condition, always hang it on a sturdy, wide-shouldered hanger to maintain the shape of the lapels and shoulders. Avoid storing the coat in plastic garment bags, which can trap moisture and damage natural fibers; use breathable cloth bags instead. Because this garment is crafted from a wool and cashmere blend, it is strictly dry-clean only. If the coat becomes wet from rain or snow, allow it to air dry naturally in a cool, well-ventilated space away from direct heat sources like radiators, which can cause the wool fibers to shrink or stiffen.