This lightly worn TOAST jacket features a sophisticated blend of 59% wool and 41% linen, showcasing a timeless design ideal for various occasions. Part of the TOAST Reworn collection, it emphasizes sustainability and style. Dry clean only, the garment is made in Poland and offers an elegant front length of 105cm for size 12. Perfect for layering, this piece effortlessly combines warmth and texture.
From the brand: Lightly Worn: Previously worn, in good condition with minor flaws.
Fabric showing signs of wear.
This style is part of TOAST Reworn, our collection of pieces that have been previously worn or selected from past collections. It’s vital that we take responsibility for all of the items we produce to reduce our waste and use of resources. We’re investing in initiatives that keep our products in circulation. TOAST Reworn offers an alternative to buying new, reflecting our circular values.
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Details
59% wool, 41% linen. Dry clean.
Made in Poland.
Size & Fit
Front length for size 12 is 105cm.
FAQ About Reworn Jacquard Coat Size 12 (021) | Indigo
To maintain the quality of the Reworn Jacquard Coat, it is recommended to dry clean it only, as the fabric consists of 59% wool and 41% linen. Avoid machine washing or tumble drying to prevent damaging the material.
The Reworn Jacquard Coat, made of wool and linen, is ideal for spring and fall, offering warmth without being overly heavy. However, it may not be warm enough for the coldest winter days.
The Reworn Jacquard Coat is part of TOAST Reworn, promoting sustainable fashion by offering previously worn items, thus reducing waste. This aligns with Parallel's commitment to circular values and responsible production.
While the Reworn Jacquard Coat is designed for longevity, the signs of wear mentioned may affect its shape slightly over time. Regular dry cleaning can help maintain its appearance and integrity.
'Lightly worn' means the Reworn Jacquard Coat has been previously worn but remains in good condition with minor flaws. It reflects TOAST's commitment to sustainability by extending the lifecycle of garments.
