Harriett is cut from a densely textured loden-green wool with the tactile, slightly nubbed finish that gives the fabric its warmth. It closes at a soft funnel collar and falls into a generous A-line skirt that swings gently to the calf, with a back vent for ease of movement. What sets it apart are the sleeves: full, rounded and almost bishop in volume, gathered softly into the cuff for real drama against an otherwise clean line. A slender self-tie belt draws the waist in when you want definition, or can be left loose for a more architectural drape. Shown here over a teal turtleneck and wide-leg trousers, it reads equally well over tailoring for the office or a plain jumper for the weekend. Harriett is built to be the coat you reach for through the whole of the cold season.