Womens Button Down Burgundy Leather Car Coat
A burgundy leather car coat with button-down styling and an elongated silhouette. A distinctive alternative to classic black outerwear.
Material and Color
Listed by the supplier as a real leather product. Please refer to the source listing for the exact leather grade, lining and construction specifications. Color: Burgundy / Maroon.
Design and Styling
Designed as versatile fashion outerwear for everyday and smart-casual outfits. Pair with denim, boots, knitwear, or tailored separates.
Balance the longer coat silhouette with straight-leg trousers and a relatively simple layer underneath. A fine knit and dark denim create a relaxed combination, while a collared shirt and tailored trousers offer a smarter option. Check how the coat length relates to the hems of your other layers. For a clean outline, avoid crowding the neckline with several thick collars or oversized scarves.
Available Sizes
XS, S, M, L, XL. Please check the supplier's official size chart and measurements before ordering.
Measure your chest, shoulders and sleeve length, then compare those measurements with the relevant size guide. If you plan to wear knitwear underneath, allow for that extra layer without assuming every style has the same cut. When comparing with a jacket you own, measure it laid flat and follow the same measuring method. Contact us if you need help choosing between sizes.
Leather Care
Avoid prolonged moisture and direct heat. Store on a broad hanger and use a professional leather-care service when needed.
Natural leather may show variations in grain and finish. Fashion outerwear only, not protective riding equipment.
After wearing, let the garment air before putting it away. Avoid tightly packed storage that presses the shoulders or creases the sleeves. Follow the care label for the exact shell, lining and trim materials; a treatment suitable for smooth leather may not suit suede or shearling. If a mark persists, seek specialist cleaning advice before attempting a stronger home treatment.
