Black Island Coat Shawl Collar
Black Island Coat Shawl Collar
Black Island Coat Shawl Collar
Black Island Coat Shawl Collar
Black Island Coat Shawl Collar
Black Island Coat Shawl Collar

Black Island Coat Shawl Collar

Rick Owens

€2,675.00

€1,875.00

Product Highlights

  • Shawl collar with square neck

  • Luxurious camel hair blend

  • Tapered hem with triangular back split

  • Concealed front snaps and side pockets

Description

The Black Island Coat offers refined elegance with modern detailing. Crafted from a soft camel hair blend, it provides warmth and sophistication for any season, while its unique silhouette adds contemporary appeal.

Colour: Black
Material: Camel Hair, New Wool

Size 40
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Free Shipping On All Ireland Orders.
Details

Product Highlights

  • Shawl collar with square neck

  • Luxurious camel hair blend

  • Tapered hem with triangular back split

  • Concealed front snaps and side pockets

Description

The Black Island Coat offers refined elegance with modern detailing. Crafted from a soft camel hair blend, it provides warmth and sophistication for any season, while its unique silhouette adds contemporary appeal.

Colour: Black
Material: Camel Hair, New Wool

Delivery & Returns

Orders placed before 3pm are dispatched the same working day. Orders placed after 3pm are dispatched the next working day – for all destinations, worldwide. You'll receive a shipping confirmation with tracking as soon as your order is on its way. All packages are shipped via Registered Mail

Rates:

Ireland: FREE shipping (Express €10)
UK: €10 | Express €20 (FREE on orders over €300)
Europe: €20 | Express €30 (FREE on orders over €300)
Rest of World: €30 | Express €50 (FREE on orders over €400)

Please email us if you have any questions regarding the shipment of your purchase: lesjumellesgalway@gmail.com

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