Maxi Puffer Coat with Side Zips

The cream looks soft and the ankle length covers everything, even my dress hem. The side zips let me take the stairs without tripping. Warm enough for a bus stop at seven in the morning.

Gorgeous coat, but in my usual size it is very roomy, far more than I expected. If you will not wear chunky knits under it, size down for a neater line.

It falls to my ankles and the wind just stops. The side zips are practical when I sit down, and the hood is deep enough for proper rain. Worn all week.

Wore it over a long dark dress to an outdoor photo in December and stayed toasty. The cream looks beautiful against black. The side zips let me sit down comfortably on the wall.

The shape is long without making me look like a duvet. Black looks smart with my boots and scarf, and the hood stayed up in a proper downpour.

Really warm and pretty, but the cream picked up marks from my bag strap. A damp cloth sorted it, though I now think twice about dark bags with it.

I undo them to walk faster and close them for a sleek line. The hood is good, the padding is cosy and my usual size leaves room for a jumper underneath.

Out at six in the morning in the dark and I stay warm. Ankle-length padded coat with a hood, and it wipes clean when the dog shakes mud over it.

Cream stands out on dull days in a way my black coats never do. Warm and light, falling to my ankle. I hang it up when I get in so it keeps the loft.

Stood around the stalls for hours and stayed warm. The hood and padding are brilliant, and a friend asked if it was from a pricey outdoor brand. No marks on the cream yet.

Warm, padded and stylish, but it falls to the ankle and just brushes the ground when I wear flat shoes. Fine with boots, so I have stopped fussing. Love it anyway.

Lovely coat for the coldest days. The hood stands up stiffly around my face at first, but it relaxed after a few wears and now sits properly.