This short sherpa coat is your ideal choice for cold days without giving up style. Made of curly texture sherpa fabric and soft to the touch, it features a generous oversized cut with high neck, central zip closure and large front pockets, perfect for wearing layers or as an outer garment in fall and winter.
Why You'll Love It
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Sherpa Fabric: Sherpa's curly texture provides exceptional warmth and a wraparound softness that makes it your choice for the cold.
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Silhouette Oversized: The wide and generous cut allows you to wear it on sweaters or hoods with total comfort and freedom of movement.
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Functional Details: High neck that protects from the wind, resistant central zip and large front pockets to carry the essentials by hand.
Perfect For
Ideal for daily use in fall and winter: pair it with tight jeans and tall boots for a balanced look, or wear it on a sporting set for a casual and hot style. It's also perfect on long dresses for a touch of texture contrast.
Care Instructions
- Hand wash or in washing machine on a delicate cycle at a maximum of 86°F.
- Do not tumble dry; let dry in the plane to maintain the shape of the sherpa fabric.
- Do not iron directly on the sherpa fabric.
- Do not use aggressive bleach or softeners that can damage the fiber.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this short coat hot enough for the winter?
Yes, sherpa's sherpa fabric provides remarkable thermal insulation, being ideal from fall to cold winter days, especially in layers on other garments.
Is the oversized cut very exaggerated or is it well proportionate?
The cut is wide but structured thanks to the high neck and central zip, which shapes the silhouette without being excessive. For a more defined look, pair it with tight lower garments.
Are pockets functional or just decorative?
The front pockets are spacious and fully functional, with sufficient capacity for mobile, keys and other everyday objects.
How do you keep the sherpa's fluffy texture behind the washes?
Always wash at low temperature and on a delicate cycle, lets dry flat and, if necessary, gently brush the surface with a clothing brush to restore the volume of the fiber.