Teddy Coats

Teddy Coats FAQs

What is a long teddy coat?

A long teddy coat has a plush, bouclé-like pile, the texture that gives teddy coats their name, cut to a long silhouette rather than a hip-length jacket. In this collection that includes the Genuine Long Teddy Coat with Lapel Collar, described on its product page as 100% wool, and the Long Faux Shearling Teddy Wool Toggle Coat, which has an oversized cut.

Do you have long teddy coats with a hood?

Yes. Two long styles come with a hood: the Long Double Breasted Faux Shearling Teddy Coat with Hood has a double-breasted button front, and the Long Faux Shearling Hooded Teddy Wool Coat has an oversized hood. For shorter hooded options, see the Hooded Genuine Shearling & Faux Suede Teddy Coat and the Genuine Shearling & Faux Suede Teddy Toggle Coat with Hood.

Faux shearling or genuine shearling: what is the difference here?

Most long styles here use faux shearling, often on a teddy wool base. The genuine shearling pieces pair the pile with faux suede, so they read a little more structured and suit a tailored outfit. Pick faux shearling if you want lots of colors (ivory, soft pink, crimson red, oak beige). Pick genuine shearling if you prefer deep chocolate brown with a suede-look finish.

Should I size up in a teddy coat?

The pile already adds volume, so choose your usual size for a neat line over a fine knit. Size up only if you want the oversized drape or plan to wear a chunky sweater underneath. Before you order, compare the listed shoulder and length measurements with a coat you already own.

What do I wear with a long teddy coat?

A long teddy coat works well over a slim turtleneck and straight-leg denim, or over a midi dress with knee boots. Keep the layers underneath smooth and close-fitting so the plush coat stays the focus. Leather gloves and a structured tote give it a sharper finish.

How do I care for a teddy coat?

After wear, let it air out on a wide hanger, then lightly brush the pile to keep it even. Spot-clean faux suede trims with a soft cloth instead of rubbing.

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