A roomy, wool-look coat that leaves space for layers
This is a long, loose overcoat built around one idea: plenty of room. The shoulder seam drops below the natural shoulder line, the sleeves are full length, and the body falls in a soft, flowing shape instead of hugging anything. If you have been looking for a plus size oversized wool coat with dropped shoulders that you can wear over a sweater without feeling squeezed, this is the cut to look at.
The main photo shows a long black coat in a cocoon shape. It has a stand collar, wide puff-style sleeves, and a single-breasted button front. The drape is generous and easy, which is what makes it suited to fuller figures and thick layers underneath.
It is priced at $139, ships free within the US, and comes in five colors: apricot, green, black, beige and pink.
Oversized coats can go wrong when the "oversized" part is only in the label. Here the shape is loose in the photos, and a few details explain why that matters.
Dropped shoulders that give your arms room
On a standard coat, the shoulder seam sits right at the edge of your shoulder, and that is often the first spot that feels tight over a chunky knit. On this coat the seam sits lower, on the upper arm. That gives you extra width across the back and upper body, and it makes the sleeves feel less restrictive when you reach for a bag, a steering wheel or a train pole.
The sleeves are full length. In the main photo they have a wide puff or batwing shape, which adds volume at the arm without any cuff pulling tight at the wrist. The result is a relaxed silhouette that moves with you.
A cocoon drape with a simple front
The body of the coat is wide and falls straight, rounding gently in the cocoon shape rather than tapering at the hem. Because it is not cinched, nothing pulls across the waist or hips. The coat hangs from the shoulders and lets the fabric do the work.
The closure is a single-breasted button front. That keeps the front clean and easy to put on, and you can wear it buttoned for the coldest days or open over a long cardigan when it is milder. The listing also notes the coat opens fully down the front.
One note on details: the photos we selected show a coat without a belt, even though the spec sheet mentions sashes as decoration. Do not count on a belt being included. The main photo shows a stand collar, while the spec sheet lists a turn-down collar. Look closely at the photo for your chosen color and treat the pictures as your guide.
Fabric and feel
The listing describes this as a woolen coat, and the photos show a wool-look surface in a solid color with a soft, heavy hang. The material listed on the spec sheet is polyester, and the fabric type is listed as jersey. We do not have a full fiber breakdown, and we are not going to guess at one. Think of it as a wool-style coat rather than a pure wool one.
The thickness is listed as standard, so this is an autumn and winter coat, not an extreme-cold parka. For deep-winter temperatures, plan on a warm sweater or a thin insulated layer underneath. The loose cut is what makes that practical.
We have no information on lining or stretch, so we are not claiming either. If a detail like that matters to you, treat it as unknown.
Care instructions
We do not have a care label to quote, so check the label inside the coat when it arrives and follow it. As general guidance for any structured coat in a wool-look fabric:
- Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth before reaching for a full wash.
- If the label allows only dry cleaning, take it to a cleaner and tell them it is a long coat.
- Hang it on a wide, sturdy hanger so the dropped shoulders keep their shape.
- Brush off lint and dust with a soft clothes brush.
- Let it air out after wearing and store it away from direct heat.
- Skip high-heat ironing. If it creases, use a steamer or a low-heat press with a cloth between the iron and the coat.
Size guide
The coat is offered in sizes S, M and L, and the cut is loose and roomy.
How to measure
No full size chart has been published for this coat, so the best method is to compare it to a coat you already own and like. Lay that coat flat and measure it, then compare with the numbers shown in the size chart above where available.
Measure these on yourself, too:
- Bust or chest: around the fullest part, with the tape level across your back.
- Shoulders: from one shoulder point to the other across your back.
- Sleeve length: from the shoulder point down to your wrist bone, bending the elbow slightly.
- Hips: around the widest part. Hip to thigh length matters if you are choosing a longer coat.
- Your coat length preference: measure from the base of your neck to where you want the hem to land.
The only numbers supplied with the listing are a length figure of 60 cm (23.62 in) for S, 61 cm (24.02 in) for M and 62 cm (24.41 in) for L. That is a single measurement, and it is too limited to build a fit decision on, so treat it as a rough reference only.
Wear the clothes you plan to layer underneath when you take measurements. A coat that is comfortable over a T-shirt may feel snug over a thick knit.
Which size should I choose?
Because the shape is oversized, many people will find their usual size has room to spare. The dropped shoulders also add width across the upper body. If you are between sizes and plan to wear heavy sweaters under the coat, going up is the safer choice for comfort. If you prefer the oversized look to be more controlled and less dramatic, stay with your usual size.
Only S, M and L are available, and no chart is published. If you are at the upper end of what a coat labeled L can reasonably cover, get in touch with your measurements before ordering. All sales are final, so it is better to ask first than to guess.
How to style it
The coat does most of the work on its own, so keep what is underneath simple.
- With knitwear: a fine-gauge sweater and straight trousers let the coat's volume stand out without making the outfit feel bulky.
- With denim: dark straight-leg or wide-leg jeans and ankle boots give a casual, grounded look.
- With dresses and skirts: a midi skirt in a slim shape balances the width of the coat. Tights and boots keep you warm.
- With a scarf: the stand collar in the main photo leaves room for a scarf, though it also looks clean without one.
- Color choices: black and beige are the easiest to match with what is already in your closet. Apricot and pink are softer and lighter, and green gives you a change from neutrals.
Since this is an oversized coat with dropped shoulders, slimmer shapes on the bottom half usually look best. If you wear wide trousers, a snug base layer on top keeps proportions balanced.
Where else you can wear it
This kind of coat is useful well beyond the commute.
- Work: it goes over a blouse or knit and trousers and works as a smart outer layer for the office.
- Weekends: it is easy to throw on over leggings or jeans for errands and walks.
- Evenings out: the long drape suits dinners and events, worn over a dress.
- Travel: the roomy cut fits over sweaters on planes and in cold stations, and it can sit over your arm without much fuss.
- Holiday gatherings: the solid colors work with most outfits you might already have planned.
Shipping is free to the US, and delivery takes 7 to 14 business days. All sales are final, with no returns or exchanges for fit or change of mind. If your item arrives damaged, defective or is the wrong item, we will replace or refund it within 14 days of delivery.
Shipping
Free standard shipping to all 50 US states. Orders are made to order and ship from our production partner within 1 to 3 business days, then arrive in about 7 to 14 business days. You get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
All sales are final
All sales are final. Because every item is made to order, we do not accept returns or exchanges for change of mind or fit, so please check the size information before ordering. If your order arrives damaged, defective or not as described, email us within 14 days of delivery with a photo and we will send a replacement or a refund.
Contact us
Email hello@coatraven.com. A real person replies within one business day.
Why shop with Coat Raven
Coat Raven is a shop focused on coats, so we look closely at the cut, the shoulder line and the length of every piece we list. We write our descriptions from what the photos and specs actually show, and we say plainly when something is not published, such as a full size chart or a fiber breakdown.
Prices are in US dollars, shipping to the US is free, and the policy is spelled out above before you buy. If something looks unclear on this page, ask us before you order.
Frequently asked questions
Is this coat made of real wool?
The listing calls it a woolen coat and the photos show a wool-look fabric, but the material listed on the spec sheet is polyester. We do not have a complete fiber breakdown, so we describe it as wool-style.
Does it run large?
The cut is oversized, with dropped shoulders and a roomy drape. No size chart is published, so we cannot give exact numbers. Compare the measurements of a coat you own and love, and size up if you plan to layer thick knits underneath.
Does it come with a belt?
The spec sheet mentions sashes as decoration, but the coat in our main photo is shown without a belt. Do not expect one to be included.
What colors are available?
Five colors are offered: apricot, green, black, beige and pink. Sizes S, M and L are offered across the range.
Can I return it if it does not fit?
No. All sales are final for fit or change of mind. If the coat arrives damaged, defective or is the wrong item, we will replace or refund it within 14 days of delivery. Check your measurements carefully before ordering.
