Ivella Floral Jacquard Fur-Trim Coat
Cinq à Sept
$695.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Cinq à Sept's Ivella coat fuses luxe texture with a dash of drama. Metallic floral jacquard glints as you move, while a plush fur trim rounds the silhouette with a luxe edge. A shawl collar drapes above the neckline, long sleeves balance the shimmer, and side flap pockets keep the lines clean. A buttonfront closure anchors the piece. The coat is made from a blend of polyester, metallic fibers, nylon, and polyamide with a polyester lining and is imported. Priced at 695.
On the body, the Ivella coat reads as a statement piece with an elongating walk. The model is 5'10\" tall and wears a US size Small, giving a clean, long line. The side pockets sit at hip level for easy access, and the shawl collar frames the face while the long sleeves provide coverage. It layers crisply over knits or slip dresses and transitions from day to night with ease, thanks to the front closure that keeps the focus on texture.
Ivella embodies a luxe, feminine take on outerwear, with the metallic jacquard and fur trim signaling a refined, fashion-forward mood. Pair it with sleek tailoring for a city-night moment or let it stand alone over a minimalist dress to let the embellishment do the talking.
Materials / Fabrication
- Metallic floral jacquard fabric
- Outer shell blend: polyester, metallic fibers, nylon, and polyamide
- Polyester lining
- Fur trim
- Shawl collar
- Long sleeves
- Side flap pockets
- Buttonfront closure
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to preserve texture and fur trim
- Store on a hanger in a breathable garment bag to maintain shape
- Avoid direct heat or prolonged sun exposure
Fit Notes
- Elongating silhouette that layers crisply over knits or slip dresses.
- Textured metallic floral jacquard with a polyester lining and fur trim adds depth while maintaining structure.
- Front button closure with a shawl collar anchors the fit and frames the neckline.
- Side flap pockets sit at hip level for easy hand access and clean lines.
