1920 COAT
Longline tailored coat in double-face wool
€209.00
Taxes included · Free shipping in Italy
1920, the year a determined woman finally walked into an Italian courtroom as a lawyer. Forty years of struggle, a victory sewn into the history of women's battles.
This coat was born in memory of that story. A tailored longline blazer in 200g Tuscan double-face wool with a bonded cotton interior, handmade in our Turin atelier. A construction that wraps around you and moves with you, following every gesture. A warm duster coat that, worn with a belt, can become a dress.
It's a piece to live in, a piece for battle, day after day.
Only 2 remaining in this fabric.
SELECT SIZEEU 36
SELECT COLOURMidnight Blue
An original Marika Guida design.
Ships in 3–5 days
Delivered across the EU, UK, Switzerland, Norway & Monaco
Bonded knit from Tuscany · Wool outside, cotton against your skin · Limited deadstock fabric · Two front pockets · One-button closure
100% wool exterior · 100% cotton interior · 200g double-face knit
Tailored through the shoulders and waist · midi length · open front · can be worn belted as a dress · Choose your usual size from our size guide, or contact us
Matilde is 1.64m tall and wearing size EU 36
- Open it's a coat, belted it's a dress. How does that work?
- The coat has a single centre-front button: you can leave it open and wear it as tailored outerwear. Wrap yourself in it, crossing the front over, and hold it all in place with a belt (a scarf works perfectly too), and it becomes a dress you can wear over leggings or trousers.
- What does double-face wool knit bonded to cotton mean?
- It's a warm, structured, high-quality fabric made of two layers (wool knit + cotton) joined together, where both faces are finished and "presentable" — typical of high-end coats, jackets and trenches, combining the softness and stretch of knit with the comfort of cotton. The wool fabric is joined to a layer of cotton through a bonding process. This creates a double-layer fabric — more structured, warmer and holding its shape better than a single layer of knit, but without the weight.
- What does deadstock mean?
- Fabric that was produced but left unsold, or never used by the original buyer. A fine cloth left unused, now turned into an exclusive piece. Less waste, more value.
1920 COAT
Longline tailored coat in double-face wool
€209.00
Taxes included · Free shipping in Italy
1920, the year a determined woman finally walked into an Italian courtroom as a lawyer. Forty years of struggle, a victory sewn into the history of women's battles.
This coat was born in memory of that story. A tailored longline blazer in 200g Tuscan double-face wool with a bonded cotton interior, handmade in our Turin atelier. A construction that wraps around you and moves with you, following every gesture. A warm duster coat that, worn with a belt, can become a dress.
It's a piece to live in, a piece for battle, day after day.
Only 2 remaining in this fabric.
SELECT SIZEEU 36
SELECT COLOURMidnight Blue
An original Marika Guida design.
Ships in 3–5 days
Delivered across the EU, UK, Switzerland, Norway & Monaco
Bonded knit from Tuscany · Wool outside, cotton against your skin · Limited deadstock fabric · Two front pockets · One-button closure
100% wool exterior · 100% cotton interior · 200g double-face knit
Tailored through the shoulders and waist · midi length · open front · can be worn belted as a dress · Choose your usual size from our size guide, or contact us
Matilde is 1.64m tall and wearing size EU 36
- Open it's a coat, belted it's a dress. How does that work?
- The coat has a single centre-front button: you can leave it open and wear it as tailored outerwear. Wrap yourself in it, crossing the front over, and hold it all in place with a belt (a scarf works perfectly too), and it becomes a dress you can wear over leggings or trousers.
- What does double-face wool knit bonded to cotton mean?
- It's a warm, structured, high-quality fabric made of two layers (wool knit + cotton) joined together, where both faces are finished and "presentable" — typical of high-end coats, jackets and trenches, combining the softness and stretch of knit with the comfort of cotton. The wool fabric is joined to a layer of cotton through a bonding process. This creates a double-layer fabric — more structured, warmer and holding its shape better than a single layer of knit, but without the weight.
- What does deadstock mean?
- Fabric that was produced but left unsold, or never used by the original buyer. A fine cloth left unused, now turned into an exclusive piece. Less waste, more value.
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