• Maxi length cut that skims the ankle - proportioned specifically for a petite frame so the hem falls exactly where it should, without any need to alter.
• Horizontal quilted baffles run the full length of the jacket, giving it structure and volume without adding bulk around the shoulders.
• Attached hood sits close to the face and folds back neatly when not needed, making it genuinely practical rather than decorative.
• Press-stud placket runs the full length alongside the zip, so you can fasten it all the way down against the cold or leave it open for a relaxed, layered look.
• Oversized, padded silhouette that stands away from the body - it hangs with real weight and presence rather than collapsing flat when worn open.

Cold-weather dressing for a petite frame has always had its compromises - until a coat is cut to actually fit. This one reaches the ankle as intended, making it the kind of outerwear that works as hard on a frozen Saturday market run as it does on a night out when the temperature has dropped and you refuse to leave the coat at the door. The sheer length means it covers everything underneath, so what you wear beneath it barely matters - the model pairs it back to a simple white fitted top, black wide-leg trousers and chunky trainers, and the coat does all the talking. Wear it open for a more casual, thrown-on feel, or snap every press stud shut and pull the hood up when the weather actually demands it. It moves with you rather than against you, and the maxi length keeps legs warm in a way that shorter puffers simply cannot.