A rare find, in the truest sense, the kind of coat you inherit rather than replace.

Cut from genuine Harris Tweed, handwoven by islanders in their own homes in the Outer Hebrides. The cloth so protected in its making, that it's the only fabric in the world safeguarded by an Act of Parliament. This green colourway carries all the depth and irregularity that only handloom weaving gives.

Structured through the shoulder and generous in the body, the Marika is built to be thrown over everything from a knit and jeans to your favourite dress. This is heritage tailoring with a modern hand, considered proportions, a colour that reads both earthy and elevated, and construction made to last for years, not seasons.