This elegantly crafted overcoat boasts a luxurious blend of 70% wool, 10% silk, and 20% nylon, delivering warmth and style. Part of the TOAST Reworn collection, it embodies sustainability while showcasing subtle signs of previous wear that add character. With a front length of 100cm in size 14, it's designed for a relaxed fit that enhances any outfit. Elevate your wardrobe with this timeless piece, perfect for layering during cooler seasons.
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
70% wool, 10% silk, 20% nylon. Dry clean.
Made in Poland.
Size & Fit
Front length for size 14 is 100cm.
For your Reworn Tora Coat, we recommend dry cleaning to maintain its fabric quality. This coat is made of 70% wool, 10% silk, and 20% nylon, and proper care will help preserve its look and longevity.
When caring for the Reworn Tora Coat, avoid washing it in water as it can damage the wool and silk fibers. Stick to dry cleaning only to keep the fabric in good condition.
The Reworn Tora Coat is crafted from a blend of wool, silk, and nylon, offering durability suitable for daily wear. However, since it's previously worn and may have minor flaws, treat it with care to extend its lifespan.
Yes, the Reworn Tora Coat, made predominantly of wool, provides warmth and is suitable for colder weather conditions. It's perfect for layering during the winter months.
The Reworn Tora Coat is part of the TOAST Reworn collection, emphasizing sustainability by offering previously worn pieces, which helps reduce waste and resource usage. This coat reflects circular fashion values by staying in circulation rather than contributing to new production.
