Short Double-Faced Wool Blend Blazer Coat

A short wool-blend blazer coat that layers easily over knitwear

This is a short, relaxed blazer-style coat made from a double-faced blend of wool, rabbit hair and mulberry silk. It has the structured shoulder of a blazer and the soft, napped feel of a wool coat, cut to end around the upper thigh so it works with both trousers and skirts.

It comes in three muted heathered colours: camel, lavender blue and sage green. The coat is lined, has shoulder pads, notched lapels and flap pockets, and is finished with hand stitching.

At a glance

The piece: a blazer-coat hybrid in double-faced cloth

This coat sits between a thick blazer and a short coat. It is cut from double-faced cloth, which means the fabric has two finished sides and a soft, substantial feel without being heavy. The supplier states the fibre blend is 80.8% wool, 9.7% rabbit hair and 9.5% mulberry silk.

The silhouette is relaxed and roomy, with a defined shoulder line from built-in shoulder pads. The front is double-breasted, with two columns of dark brown buttons. The lapels are notched, and there are two flap pockets at hip level. The long sleeves end in a cuff with four buttons. A small white woven label is sewn to the left cuff on the camel and sage green versions in the photos.

Who it's for

For you if you want a coat that feels a little more put together than a casual jacket, but is not as long or formal as a full wool coat. It suits the person who wears a lot of knitwear in autumn and winter, and who likes a piece that can go from the office to a weekend walk without changing.

The sizes run from XS to M. The supplier does not provide a measurement table, so if you are between sizes, the relaxed cut means you can comfortably size up to wear thicker layers underneath.

Closer look: the details we can confirm

• Double-faced cloth with a soft napped surface (supplier; visible in photos)
• Hand-stitched finish (supplier-declared)
• Lined, with shoulder pads (supplier-declared)
• Notched lapels (supplier + photos)
• Double-breasted button front (photos)
• Two flap pockets at the hips (supplier + photos)
• Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs, four buttons per cuff (photos)
• Short length, ending around the upper thigh (photos)

Fabric: wool, rabbit hair and mulberry silk blend

The outer cloth is 80.8% wool, 9.7% rabbit hair and 9.5% mulberry silk, according to the supplier. Wool forms the bulk of the blend, and the rabbit hair and silk are mixed into the fibre of the cloth itself, not a fur trim or lining. The double-faced construction gives the fabric a soft, slightly fuzzy surface on both sides.

The coat is lined on the inside, which helps it slide smoothly over sweaters and blouses. The supplier does not state the lining material. There are shoulder pads inside to hold the shoulder shape. The supplier gives no care instructions, so follow the sewn-in label inside the coat.

Fit and silhouette: relaxed, short, blazer-shouldered

The coat has a relaxed, roomy body and a structured shoulder line. On the model it falls to around the upper thigh, which makes it a short coat rather than a long blazer. The sleeves are long and slightly wide, with buttoned cuffs.

The supplier lists sizes XS, S and M, but does not provide a measurement table. We cannot give you exact chest, shoulder or length figures. If you are unsure about the size, remember the cut is generous and designed to be worn over layers.

Styling: dressed up or down

In the photos the camel version is worn over a cream turtleneck and dark trousers, the lavender blue over a brown top with off-white trousers, and the sage green over a grey turtleneck with black trousers. All three are easy, everyday combinations.

Lavender blue pairs well with brown, cream, grey and black. Sage green goes with black, cream, charcoal and soft browns. You can wear it buttoned for a neater look, or open like an oversized blazer over a thin knit.

Occasions

Wear it to the office over a blouse or knit, for a city walk, a lunch out, a gallery visit or an evening drink. It is a coat for cool autumn days and the edges of winter, when you want something warmer than a jacket but not a full-length coat.

Care: follow the sewn-in label

The supplier data has no care instructions for this coat, so always follow the label sewn inside. As general practice for wool-blend coats: brush off surface dust after wearing, hang it on a wide padded hanger to keep the shoulders in shape, and give it fresh air between wears rather than cleaning it more often than needed.

The wow detail: the double-faced cloth in three muted colours

What sets this coat apart is the combination of the short blazer shape and the soft double-faced cloth. The heathered, muted colours are not bright or bold; they sit quietly with the rest of a wardrobe and work across seasons.

Not sure which colour suits you? Our Magic Mirror shows all three on your own avatar before you order, and Lucy, our AI stylist, can build a full autumn look around the one you pick.

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Our promise

Ships from our partner warehouse in China, with tracking. Usually 9–15 business days to your door. Delivery is free within the EU on orders from €69. Below €69 it costs €4.95 in the Netherlands and €6.95 elsewhere in the EU.

Returns: 14 days from delivery, as long as the coat is unworn, unused, still has its tags and comes back in the original packaging. Our promise is plain: if what arrives does not match what this page says, send it back and we refund you, with the return postage on us.

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