Faux Suede Sherpa-Lined Duffle Coat

The toggle fastenings are cute but a bit fiddly in the cold. Everything else about this mocha coat is a delight: hood, warm sherpa, relaxed fit.

Love the plum colour and the sherpa lining, but the hood is quite deep and flops forward when it's windy. Lovely otherwise.

Soft, muted pink that goes with grey and cream. The faux suede feels velvety and the sherpa inside is lovely against my hands.

Walking through the park in this red coat with the hood up felt like a fairy tale. Thigh length is perfect over jeans.

The faux suede has a nice matte finish and the lining is cosy. Wore it to a bonfire night and stayed warm.

I wanted something different from black and navy. Olive with toggles looks like a countryside coat.

It's snug and cosy, and on mild days I was too warm in the sherpa lining. Perfect for proper cold, and the plum is superb.

Hood up, toggles done, and I feel snug right to my thighs. Faux suede handles damp mornings.

I get so many looks in red. It's warm and the relaxed fit means I can layer a jumper beneath.

Pink is soft without being babyish. Great for coffee dates and Saturday shopping.

Lined in soft sherpa, so even a cold wind doesn't get through. It falls to the thigh, handy for cold benches.

Dark olive works with cream, brown and denim. A coat I'll wear for years.

A few raindrops left marks on the faux suede, but they dried and brushed out. Still warm, still stylish.

Wore it for carols and a pub afterwards. The red looks festive, the sherpa lining is warm, and the toggles are cute.

Throw it over a hoodie, leggings or a dress. Looks smart without trying and my usual size fits.

Lovely dusty rose, just like the photos. Faux suede feels soft and I can pop the hood up fast.

The fit is relaxed already, and in my normal size it was roomy through the body and sleeves. Go a size smaller if you don't need room for chunky knits. Gorgeous plum.

The hood sits well and the toggles make it feel traditional. I wear it daily for work walks.