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    Cloud Coat

    £1,650.00
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    The Cloud Coat draws its sculptural silhouette from one of Ireland’s most familiar landscapes: the shifting drama of a cloudy sky. Voluminous, protective and full of character, it is a coat designed to bring shape and presence to winter dressing.

    Quilted for added warmth through the colder months, the Cloud Coat combines practicality with a bold, asymmetric silhouette. The tie-detail sleeves can be fastened at the wrist or left loose, allowing the shape to be styled in different ways. Finished with a check linen detail inside the collar, it is a piece that draws on heritage while feeling distinctly modern.

    The Cloud Coat is a special investment piece, designed to be worn, kept and passed on.

    Crafted from Irish beetled linen, the coat carries the distinctive sheen and structure of a fabric shaped by one of Ireland’s oldest textile traditions. Through the beetling process, the linen is repeatedly pounded with wooden blocks for hours, creating a smooth, luminous surface with a crisp handle and greater water resistance than ordinary linen. Features: Crafted from Irish beetled linen Quilted for added warmth Sculptural asymmetric silhouette Tie-detail sleeves Check linen detail inside collar Designed as a long-lasting investment piece

    These are garment measurements in inches, not body measurements. Compare them with a similar garment you own and like the fit of.

    Measurements marked “laid flat” are taken across the garment, not around it.

      S (8-10) M(12-14) L(16-18)
    Width (laid flat) 21" 24" 27"
    Shoulder to Hem 39" 39" 39"
    Sleeve Length 18" 18" 18"

    Please get in touch if you have any questions about sizing. 

    Crafted from Irish beetled linen, this piece draws on one of Ireland’s oldest textile traditions. The beetling process gives the fabric its distinctive structure, smoothness and sheen, preserving a rare craft still practiced in Northern Ireland today. Care Instructions Dry clean only. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and store in a cool, dry place. Use a padded hanger or fold neatly to help maintain the shape of the garment.

    Our made to order pieces have a production time of 3-4 weeks.

    Ready to ship items will be shipped within 1-2 working days.

    Delivery is £6, and free on orders over £250.

    No customs charges for any of our pieces if based in the EU.

    CLOUD COAT | The structured silhouette of our AW Cloud coat is inspired by something we are famous for in Ireland - cloudy skies. Created with Irish Beetled linen. This ancient technique sees the fabric repeatedly beaten with wooden blocks for hours on en

    Cloud Coat

    £1,650.00
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    • Made in Ireland

      Handmade in Belfast by one of our sewists.

    • Beetled at Upperlands

      From the last mill of its kind.

    • Quilted

      For warmth through the colder months.

    • Made to order

      Nothing is cut until you choose it.

    Look closer

    The drama of a cloudy sky

    A bold, asymmetric silhouette, quilted for warmth. Tie the sleeves at the wrist or leave them loose. Look inside the collar for a little check.

    • CLOUD COAT | The structured silhouette of our AW Cloud coat is inspired by something we are famous for in Ireland - cloudy skies. Created with Irish Beetled linen. This ancient technique sees the fabric repeatedly beaten with wooden blocks for hours on en

      The sleeves

      Tied at the wrist, or left loose.

    • CLOUD COAT | The structured silhouette of our AW Cloud coat is inspired by something we are famous for in Ireland - cloudy skies. Created with Irish Beetled linen. This ancient technique sees the fabric repeatedly beaten with wooden blocks for hours on en

      The collar

      Generous, and protective.

    • CLOUD COAT | The structured silhouette of our AW Cloud coat is inspired by something we are famous for in Ireland - cloudy skies. Created with Irish Beetled linen. This ancient technique sees the fabric repeatedly beaten with wooden blocks for hours on en

      The quilting

      Warmth, with a sheen.

    A House Signature

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    Coats in the same cloth.

    The cloth

    Beetled linen.
    Struck until it shines.

    Linen, wound on a wooden beam and beaten under wooden hammers until the weave closes and a quiet sheen comes up.

    It is done at Upperlands, in the last beetling mill in the world, on engines well over a century old. The sheen comes from the hammering, not from any finish.

    It gives the cloth a crispness ordinary linen does not have, and lets it hold a shape.

    Willie Smyth, the last commercial linen beetler, at the engines in Upperlands.

    Cut and sewn
    for you.

    Nothing is made until you choose it. Then one of our sewists in Belfast begins, and in around 3-4 weeks it is yours.

    Need it by a particular day? Tell us.

    Meet the cloth and the craft

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