AmisuLadies Black Notch Collar Wrap Melton Coat
R799
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About
Take charge of your style with this winter staple: a melton coat crafted to keep you warm throughout the season and boasts a wrap-style design with a removable belt.
Can be worn open or closed, perfectly complimenting your casual or more dressed-up outfits!
Product Features
- Wrap Coat with Belt
- Notch Collar
- Inset Front Pockets
- Removable Belt
Product Specifications
- Colour: Black
- Model wears a size Medium
- Material: Melton
Model Sizing
- Height: 175cm/5'9""
- Bust: 77cm/30.5""
- Cup: A
- Waist: 60cm/23.5""
- Hips: 87cm/34.5""
- Dress: 34-36 EU/4-6 US/6-8 UK
Put a Sock In It.
Did you know that the sock was invented by David John Sockington the First? DJ, as he was known to his friends, was a 15th-century opera enthusiast and poet.
The "foot mitten," as DJ called it, was invented in response to the terrible blisters he got from wearing sandals while lounging around his chateau. "Dear Diary, these blisters are the bane of my existence," he wrote.
On the verge of a nervous breakdown, DJ asked his servant to knit him a pair of "foot mittens." DJ's friends were so impressed when they saw him wearing them that they begged for pairs of their own. The only thing that didn't catch on was the name, which was dropped and replaced with DJ's nickname: socks.
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