• Wool blend fabric that insulates and breathes naturally - it holds its structure through a full day's wear without losing its shape at the shoulders or chest
• Double-breasted six-button front gives the coat its defining silhouette, sitting flat and neat across the torso without pulling
• Wide notch lapels lie flat and broad, adding presence at the chest - the kind of detail that reads as considered rather than showy
• Regular fit cut through the body: enough room to layer a knit or tailored jacket underneath without the coat straining at the buttons
• Hip-length hem keeps the proportions sharp - long enough to offer real coverage but short enough to wear well over tailored trousers

The wool blend has a soft handfeel and a cool, smooth drape that skims rather than clings - it sits cleanly on the shoulder and moves with you rather than against you. The structured body means it looks as well-considered thrown over a suit as it does worn casually, which is where the peacoat format earns its keep. The model pairs it with a fine-knit crew-neck jumper and dark denim - a combination that shows how easily this coat bridges smart and relaxed dressing. For more formal occasions, swap the denim for tailored trousers and a crisp shirt; the double-breasted front does enough work that you need very little else. It's the kind of coat that works just as hard at a winter wedding as it does on a weekend in the city, and the regular fit means it flatters a broad range of builds without any compromise on silhouette.