Double Face Wool-Cashmere Crop Boxy Coat

Name: Double Face Wool-Cashmere Crop Boxy Coat
Brand: Givenchy
SKU: sku241312323
Price: 3850.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Givenchy Double Face Wool-Cashmere Crop Boxy Coat feels like a quiet luxe moment. Crafted in double-face brushed wool-cashmere, it offers a soft, rich hand and a sturdy drape that reads elevated yet easy. A boxy silhouette with diagonal waist seams gives architectural interest, while notch lapels and a single-breasted front keep the line clean. The cropped length and long sleeves with button cuffs balance warmth and edge, and a goldtone button adds a quiet glow. Made in Italy, the piece exudes modern couture cool. Model is 5 feet 10 inches tall and wears a US size 4/Small.

Layering feels effortless: throw it over a knit or a dress, then pair with anything from sleek trousers to denim. The chest welt pocket adds a small utilitarian note, while the cropped length frames the torso for a modern city-ready line. The front closure keeps the silhouette neat as you move through day to night.

Givenchy's take on the cropped boxy coat anchors a look that shifts from polished to offbeat with just a change of accessories. The double-face wool-cashmere and the goldtone hardware ground a refined outerwear moment, staying true to brand codes of clean lines, luxe fabric, and quiet hardware. It offers versatile styling from minimal knit to a sleek dress.

Materials / Fabrication

Double-face brushed wool-cashmere
Boxy fit with diagonal waist seams
Goldtone button
Notch lapels
Single-breasted front
Long sleeves
Button cuffs
Chest welt pocket
Oversized fit
Cropped length
Button front closure
Wool-cashmere blend
Made in Italy

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve the wool-cashmere blend
Avoid high heat and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight
Store on a sturdy hanger to maintain shape, or fold and store in a breathable garment bag

Fit Notes

Boxy, oversized silhouette with a cropped length creates a modern, structured shape through the torso.
Double-face brushed wool-cashmere offers a soft feel with a refined drape.
Single-breasted front with notch lapels and a goldtone button closure.
Long sleeves with button cuffs and a chest welt pocket provide practical detail.

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