One-Piece Sleeve Balmacaan Coat
— Supima Cotton × French Linen × Silk Twill —
“When should you wear a spring coat?”
This coat was designed as one answer to that question.
A long Balmacaan coat with a 120 cm length.
And yet, once you put it on, it is surprisingly light.
Its airy quality, difficult to imagine from a fabric made entirely of natural fibers, comes from the combination of materials and the weaving design.
The fabric is a high-density twill woven with Supima cotton in the warp and French linen and silk in the weft.
Built around the suppleness of Supima cotton, it combines the dry texture of linen with the drape and subtle luster derived from silk.
It has been finished with a refined appearance that retains a certain warmth.
In the final stage, the fibers undergo a treatment that nourishes and adds resilience, giving the fabric a moderate springiness despite its lightness.
The silhouette is generously designed with a 140 cm chest width.
Depending on your choice of inner layers, it transitions naturally from spring and summer into autumn and winter.
While it is not a coat designed with a strong emphasis on wind resistance, this allows it to place less strain on the body and prioritize comfort over a long period of wear.
Light enough to work on its own, with a polished, put-together look.
A contemporary Balmacaan coat designed to embrace the breezes of spring and summer while remaining useful across the seasons.
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