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Bottega Veneta Light Wool & Cashmere Double Face Coat

Name: Bottega Veneta Light Wool & Cashmere Double Face Coat
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: A6093243
Price: 3100.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Bottega Veneta Light Wool & Cashmere Double Face Coat channels a streamlined, grown-up mood that feels effortless yet grounded in luxury. The double-face weave blends 80% wool with 20% cashmere for a softly structured touch that still moves with you. Eschewing notch lapels and a heavy double-breasted closure, it presents a clean V-neckline and a V-centered button placket, with front patch pockets and an unlined interior that lightens the silhouette.

On the body it drapes with quiet confidence. The V-neck and row of V-centered buttons create a long, refined line that layers easily over knits, blouses, or a sleek dress. Front patch pockets offer a subtle perch for hands or small essentials, and the unlined interior keeps the silhouette light and unrestrictive. It slips over a turtleneck or under a heavier coat with ease, carrying you from day to night with polish.

Italian-made and texture-forward, the coat nods to Bottega Veneta's codes of quiet luxury and restrained elegance, working with tailoring as well as casual denim. Priced at 3100.

Materials / Fabrication

Double-face wool and cashmere fabric
80 percent wool, 20 percent cashmere
V-neckline
V-centered buttons comprising the placket
Front button closure
Front patch pockets
Unlined
Made in Italy
No notch lapels
No double-breasted closure

Recommended Care

Dry clean only

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

An architecture of restraint, the coat commands attention through a sculpted V-neck and clean placket, eschewing traditional lapels for a modern editorial mood. The double-face wool and cashmere deliver a rich, luxe texture, while the muted palette and patch pockets keep the silhouette versatile yet striking in a restrained way.

Craftsmanship: 7/10

Fabrication reads premium without excess: a generous wool cashmere blend in a double-face weave that promises warmth and fluid drape. The absence of a lining creates a soft, unstructured fall, while precise edges and neat patch pockets indicate careful tailoring. Small, clean seams reinforce the piece's refined execution.

Affordability: $$$

Given the label, the value feels justified by the craftsmanship and heritage, but the price remains a consideration. The cost aligns with its design and the investment in premium wool cashmere and Italian production. The result is a timeless outerwear staple that elevates a capsule wardrobe, rather than a fleeting seasonal impulse.

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