- Is this coat warm enough for winter?
- It is 100% virgin wool, so it is warmer than a cotton trench, but it is a single-layer coat. It suits fall and mild winters; in hard cold you will want a sweater underneath or a heavier overcoat.
- Can I wear it in the rain?
- The wool has a water-repellent finish, which handles drizzle and light showers. It is not waterproof, so prolonged rain will eventually soak through.
- How does Tagliatore sizing run?
- Tagliatore cuts close to the body with soft shoulders, and Italian tailoring usually runs trim. Size up if you plan to wear it over a suit jacket or thick knit.
- Is $825 a good price for it?
- Only one store lists it new at $825 as of November 8, 2026, so there is no lower new price to compare. For a 100% virgin wool Tagliatore coat, that is in line with the brand's tailored outerwear.
- How should I care for a virgin wool coat?
- Dry clean it sparingly, brush it after wear and hang it on a broad hanger. Store it in a breathable garment bag away from damp.
- What is in the box?
- You get the coat itself. Buttons are sewn on and there are no extra liners or accessories listed.
- Where is the Tagliatore Cappotto Trench Lana Vergine Water Repellent cheapest?
- At Nugnes, for $825.00, as of our latest check.