Belted Cape Jacket

Belted it over a knit dress and tall boots for a Sunday walk. The stand collar fastens to the side, which is a nice change from lapels.

The cream looks soft and expensive. It picked up a mark from my handbag strap within the first week, so keep a lint roller handy.

Rich chocolate brown that makes my skin glow. Warm enough for the walk to work with the belt tied tight.

Camel with a cream scarf, and I was never cold. The wide sleeves still left room for gloves.

Navy is classy and the cape sleeves are elegant, but at 172cm I'd have liked a bit more length at the hem.

Everyone commented on the sleeves. The wool-look fabric is dense and smooth.

Throws over a dress and still looks tailored. Colour is a deep navy rather than black.

Love the colour and belt. The cape sleeves are wide, so it takes a moment to get a coat or bag strap over them.

Warm, simple, no fuss. Looks sharp with a pencil skirt.

Wore it over a pale dress as a wrap. The side stand collar looks elegant in photographs.

I'm 157cm and the camel could easily have swamped me, but the short hem keeps it neat. The tie belt gives me a waist and the wide sleeves are surprisingly easy to put a jumper under.

Perfect with black trousers and ankle boots. The button fastening sits flat under the collar.

Brown cape that finishes at my hip, so my legs still look long. The belt is long enough to tie in a bow.

The camel looks lovely and the shape is flattering, but I felt a draught around the wide sleeves on a windy day. Better for autumn than deep winter.

Looks high-end with straight jeans and a black roll neck. Hems nicely at the hip even on a tall girl.