Janice | Women's Double Breasted Longline Oversized Coat

A longline double-breasted coat cut to a relaxed, oversized silhouette with notched lapels and full-length sleeves. The knee-length design falls mid-thigh and features two front patch pockets and a classic two-button closure. Available in grey, brown, and blue.

Why You'll Love It

• Oversized fit layers effortlessly over chunky knits The roomy, dropped-shoulder cut gives you space to wear thick hoodies, sweaters, and multiple layers underneath without pulling or losing the clean, draped shape.
• Double-breasted closure offers two ways to wear Button it for a tailored, structured look or leave it open for a casual, flowing drape—the classic front adapts to your mood and the occasion.
• Knee-length coverage shields you from wind and cold The extended length protects your legs and core during commutes, outdoor errands, and transitional weather without the bulk of a puffer.

Perfect For

Perfect for daily commutes, coffee runs, weekend city strolls, and casual office days. Pair it with black skinny jeans and ankle boots, layer it over a hoodie and leggings for a relaxed weekend look, or wear it with wide-leg trousers and loafers for an elevated, minimalist outfit.

Care Instructions

• Follow the care label attached to the garment
• Wash cold on a gentle cycle or dry clean for best results
• Do not tumble dry; hang or lay flat to dry
• Iron on a low setting if needed, avoiding buttons

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the fit run?
This coat has an oversized, relaxed fit with dropped shoulders and a roomy body. It's designed to layer comfortably over thick sweaters and hoodies. If you prefer a more fitted silhouette, consider sizing down.

Does the coat have a lining?
The coat shows a clean interior finish. It is designed as a mid-weight layering piece suitable for autumn and early winter, ideal for transitional weather rather than extreme cold.

Can I wear this coat open, or does it need to be buttoned?
You can wear it either way. Button it for a tailored, structured look or leave it open for a relaxed, flowing drape—both styling options work well.