Faux Fur Padded Belt Coat - Roman - Cream

The Faux Fur Padded Belt Coat is designed for warmth in cold, dry conditions. While it offers good protection against cold, it is not specifically waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain or wet snow may affect the faux fur and padding.

For best results, spot clean the faux fur hood with a damp cloth and a very mild detergent. Avoid saturating the fur. For deeper cleaning or stubborn stains, professional dry cleaning is recommended to maintain its luxurious texture.

Info needed: [The product description indicates 'belted detail for a flattering fit' but does not explicitly state if the belt is removable. Customers should check the garment upon receipt.]

The coat features a 'women's regular fit' and is described as 'true to size'. This means you should generally order your usual size for outerwear. It's designed to accommodate light layering underneath comfortably.

The Faux Fur Padded Belt Coat is made from 100% Polyester for both the outer shell and padding. The faux fur elements are also polyester-based.

Care instructions can vary. While the main material is polyester, the faux fur and padding often require delicate care. Always refer to the specific care label inside your garment for the most accurate washing instructions. Many padded coats with faux fur are best spot cleaned or dry cleaned.

Gently brush the faux fur with a soft-bristled brush (like a pet brush or a dedicated faux fur brush). You can also lightly mist it with water and gently fluff with your fingers while drying.

Check if any fabric is caught in the zipper teeth. Carefully pull the fabric away. For stiffness, rub a graphite pencil tip or a small amount of zipper lubricant (like beeswax or a zipper wax stick) along the teeth.

This could be due to compacted padding from washing or wear. Ensure you are following proper drying techniques (air dry, gently fluff). If machine washable, ensure gentle cycles are used to prevent excessive compression of the padding.

Ensure the belt is tied securely. For a more permanent fix, consider a small, clear elastic band around the knot, or an alteration to add discreet loops to the coat to keep the belt in place.