Lanvin Short Wool Coat With Stand-Up Collar

Name: Lanvin Short Wool Coat With Stand-Up Collar
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: B2105814
Price: 3900.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Lanvin Short Wool Coat With Stand-Up Collar sets a city mood: a loose, easy drape sharpened by a stand-up collar and a glossy vinyl belt at the neck. The melton weave, a 70 percent virgin wool and 30 percent cashmere blend, feels substantial yet soft, with warmth that reads luxe. A V-rib trim at the nape adds quiet architectural detail, while rounded shoulders and a clean button-front closure keep the line streamlined. Front pockets finish the silhouette with polish.

This coat thrives as a layering piece. The loose fit layers over knits and dresses without bulk, and the collar belt lets you toggle the silhouette from relaxed to more defined. Cuffs with a button placket add polish and keep the sleeve neat when you cuff or roll. It pairs with a matching skirt for an understated suit moment, or over denim for everyday refinement. Made in Italy, it brings a confident, editorial silhouette to seasonal transitions.

Lanvin fuses couture polish with luxury. The vinyl collar accent hints at edge, while the wool cashmere weave stays timeless. Lining in natural buffalo horn plus practical pockets underline the brand’s refined, modern codes. Priced at 3900, it balances polish with personality.

Materials / Fabrication

Melton wool short coat
Stand-up collar
Belted collar detail
Vinyl cotton belt at collar
V-rib trim detail at the nape
Loose fit
Rounded shoulders
Button placket on the cuffs
Button-front closure
Front pockets
Made in Italy
Main fabric: 70% virgin wool woven, 30% cashmere woven
Lining: 100% Natural buffalo horn

Recommended Care

Professional dry cleaning strongly recommended for wool and cashmere blends.
If cleaning at home is necessary, spot clean vinyl and trims with a damp cloth and mild detergent; avoid solvents.
Avoid machine washing, drying, or high heat to prevent shrinking or damage.
Do not wring or twist; reshape and lay flat or hang to dry away from direct heat.
Store in a cool, dry place on a padded hanger to protect the shoulders; use a garment bag for long-term storage.
Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading.

Fit Notes

Loose fit through the body.
Short coat length creates a compact silhouette.
Stand-up collar with a vinyl cotton belt at the collar and a button-front closure define the neckline and front fit.

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