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Kiko Kostadinov Black Epelde Coat

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Black Epelde Coat
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985M17600002
Price: 2115.00 USD
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Dark, city-soaked confidence defines the Kiko Kostadinov Black Epelde Coat. A wool melton weight gives it gravity and longevity, while a peaked lapel and double-breasted button closure read as a quietly assertive silhouette. The back earns its sculptural moment with an inverted box pleat and a satin panel that catches the eye as you move. Seam pockets sit cleanly at the sides, and satin-lined interior keeps the coat sliding smoothly over layers.

Layering is where it earns its keep. Padded shoulders hold the line without oversizing, and the double-breasted front keeps the top half neat as you transition from day to evening. The coat accommodates sweaters, shirts, and lightweight knits beneath, while pockets—seam at the sides and welt at the interior—carry the small essentials you need on the go. The cotton twill pocket lining adds a tactile contrast, and the satin body lining ensures a quiet, easy glide over underlayers, with the back panel adding a gentle sway as you move.

As a hallmark of Kiko Kostadinov's architectural approach, the Epelde Coat channels clean lines and restrained drama. The deep black melton, precise peak lapel, and satin back panel combine for a coat that feels at once elevated and wearable, pairing with wide-leg trousers, slip dresses, or tailored layers for a modern, monochrome look that travels from office to after-hours.

Materials / Fabrication

Wool melton coat
Peaked lapel
Double-breasted button closure
Seam pockets
Padded shoulders
Inverted box pleat at back
Satin panel at back
Welt pockets at interior
Cotton twill pocket lining
Satin lining
Color: Deep black

Recommended Care

Professional dry cleaning recommended to maintain wool melton and satin lining.
Avoid washing machine wash and tumble drying; do not expose to high heat.
Store on a sturdy hanger in a garment bag to protect silhouette and satin lining.
Spot clean minor stains with a damp cloth; avoid harsh detergents on wool.
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sun or heat to prevent fading.

Fit Notes

Padded shoulders create a defined shoulder line and structured silhouette.
A double-breasted button closure with a peaked lapel defines the front shape.
An inverted box pleat at the back allows ease of movement while maintaining structure.
Interior details include satin lining with a satin back panel and cotton twill pocket lining.

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