THERESA | Flowing faux fur coat, long sleeves

It moves when I walk. My old fur coat just sat there like furniture.

Fur coats have a way of standing still while you move inside them. The pile is dense, the shape is rigid, and walking in one feels like carrying a piece of furniture on your shoulders. Theresa is cut to flow, which is why it reads as elegant rather than as a heirloom you inherited.

The silhouette is loose and falls in soft vertical lines rather than standing out from the body, so the coat follows you instead of holding its own shape. The pile is soft against the arms, which means it can go over a sleeveless dress without scratching. Long sleeves finish the line and keep the warmth where a short sleeve would give it up.

Why women our age keep coming back to it

• It flows rather than stands. The loose cut means the coat falls in vertical lines instead of adding width at the shoulder.
• Soft enough for bare arms. The pile does not scratch, so it works straight over a sleeveless dress.
• Full-length sleeves. Warmth carries all the way to the wrist rather than stopping at the elbow.
• Evening or jeans. Loose enough over a dress and plain enough over denim, in S through 3XL.

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How it fits

Theresa comes in S through 3XL and is cut loosely. Because it hangs rather than closes, your usual size is usually right and going up mainly adds length. If you are between two sizes, or you plan to wear it over a thick knit, take the larger one. You have thirty days to try it at home.

30 days to change your mind

If it does not find its place in your closet, send it back within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fee, no questions.

A few recent reviews

Wore it to the opera and then to the supermarket. It handled both. Bernice L., Naples

It does not shed, which was my worry with faux fur. Dorothea R., Savannah

Lighter on the shoulders than my mother's old coat by a mile. Faye T., Asheville