Undercoat

The coat has long been an integral part of a stylish women's wardrobe. Such beautiful outerwear can be chosen for dank autumn, cold winter or warm spring. Fashionable and versatile women's coats with linings will not only warm a charming fashionista, but also create a feminine and chic look.

In the distant XV century, the Italian commanders of special military units (they are also condottiers) wore coats and raincoats, warmed with a sheepskin. In such clothes it was very warm and comfortable even in the most severe frosts. The word sheep in Italian is “pecora”, and since the raincoats were on a sheepskin lining, the people remembered the catchy name of such clothes: “pihor” or “pehor”.

Quality coats made of natural materials are not afraid of moisture and are easy to clean. The thick and long fur lining will perfectly warm in frosty weather, so it’s quite possible to put on a thin dress or sweater under a coat with a similar addition. Such outerwear is lighter and more elegant than a regular down jacket or sheepskin coat.

High-quality and beautiful models of women's coats with liners are produced by many famous brands. Here are some of them:

• Garioldi;
• O’merinos;
• children's brand Askart;
• Batell;
• Rolf schulte

The Italian brand Garioldi produces luxury models of fur coats. Outerwear is made from expensive and high-quality fur and fabrics based on natural silk. For insulation, warm french rabbit fur is used.

Comfortable coats of the O’merinos brand are made using shiny and matte cloak. Outerwear has a lining made of natural rabbit fur. The decoration of the collar, sleeves and hood (if any) is also made of high-quality rabbit fur or raccoon and fox fur.

The Askart brand, which produces high-quality outerwear for boys and girls, is very popular in the market due to its coat models with reliable insulation. Removable microfibre lining and fluffy lining, as well as external decoration made of natural raccoon and rabbit fur will not allow the child to freeze even during long winter walks.

Models for girls with a fastening strap at the waist will create a flirty image of a little fashionista and more reliably keep warm in the inside of the coat.

The Batell brand produces men's and women's quilted coats with faux fur and shelter liners. Models of demi-season and winter clothes of this company, as a rule, are produced without a natural edge with the use of raincoat fabric in beige, gray, black, brown and burgundy.

The German company Rolf Schulte offers a choice of fashionistas coats with liners with a classic, fitted and flared silhouette. Models are made of Swiss material, which is not afraid of collision with moisture and is resistant to scratches.

The fur lining of the coat is made from natural fur of the French rabbit, which makes the outer clothing very warm and light.

Women's coats with liners emphasize a delicate silhouette and visually make the figure more slender if they have an impeccable cut and various verticals (seams, lines or stitches). Such outerwear should be selected solely in size, since if you select too wide a coat, the figure will visually become too large and voluminous.

With female models of outerwear with a liner, they will look harmonious:

• classic trousers and flared models;
• business and trouser suits;

• medium-length straight skirts and trendy pencil skirts;
• straight dresses of various lengths;

• plain dark shorts (in combination with nylon tights);
• classic or skinny jeans (will look great with cropped fur coat models);
• warmed leggings and leggings of various colors;
• alpine ski pants.

With winterized coats in winter they will look stylish:

• high boots made of patent or dull leather;
• comfortable boots with a wide boot;
• sexy boots with thick and thin heels of various heights;

• high-heeled boots with furry ankle and shaft;
• insulated winter sneakers and sneakers;
• high-heeled lace-up ankle boots.

Coats with linings do not require frequent washing. The ability of materials to repel dirt contributes to a longer preservation of a fresh and clean appearance of the product. On average, such coats should be sent to a professional dry cleaning no more than once a year.