Kiko Kostadinov Kiko Kostadinov Brown & Red Hertel Stripe Coat

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Kiko Kostadinov Brown & Red Hertel Stripe Coat

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Brown & Red Hertel Stripe Coat
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985M17600202
Price: 1465.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Kiko Kostadinov Brown & Red Hertel Stripe Coat channels a brisk, urban mood with a technical edge. Crinkled nylon taffeta catches light with a subtle sheen and keeps the vibe restless yet wearable. An integrated scarf at the hood adds wind-ready warmth in a single, streamlined detail, while the multi stripe feels graphic and modern. The inverted box pleat at the back introduces quiet volume that moves with you, and the unlined interior keeps the layer airy and easy to pile on over knits or tees.

Concealed button closure preserves a clean line, and seam pockets at the waist offer discreet storage for small essentials. The coat drapes with a relaxed yet shaped look, accommodating the body without bulk and working over everything from a lightweight dress to a chunky knit and slim trousers. It transitions from morning commutes to after-hours with the same cool, offhand confidence.

Kiko Kostadinov leans into architectural, utilitarian outerwear, and this Hertel Stripe Coat fits right in. The stripe motif anchors the piece in a wearable statement, pairing well with rugged boots, cropped bottoms, and layered textures for a look that feels future-forward but still wearable today.

Materials / Fabrication

Crinkled nylon taffeta
Integrated scarf at hood
Concealed button closure
Seam pockets at waist
Inverted box pleat at back
Unlined
Supplier color: Multi

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to maintain the crinkled nylon taffeta texture and silhouette.
If care requires home washing, hand wash cold and lay flat to dry; do not wring or twist.
Avoid high heat; do not iron directly; use a garment steamer on low if needed.
Store on a sturdy hanger to prevent creasing and preserve shape.

Fit Notes

The coat uses crinkled nylon taffeta fabric.
A hood features an integrated scarf for a cohesive detail.
Concealed button closure keeps the front clean.
Seam pockets at the waist provide practical hand access.

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