Is this coat actually wool?

No. The main fabric is polyester. It is a wool-style coat in look and weight, not a wool-rich one, so expect less warmth and more pilling than a real wool coat.

How should I size it?

Size up. The listed sizes are Asian sizing, which runs one to two sizes smaller than US and EU sizes, and the maker advises choosing the larger size when you fall between two. Check the bust figure against a coat you already own.

Length runs about 121 cm in S to 126 cm in XXXL, measured from the shoulder. On most wearers that lands around the knee to mid-calf.

What is it made of and how should I care for it?

The shell is polyester. Wash it gently and cold, avoid high heat, and use a fabric shaver if it pills; a low iron keeps the two-tone panels crisp.

What comes in the package?

The coat only. No belt, scarf or spare buttons are included.

Will the color match the photos?

Not always exactly. Screens render color differently, so the two tones can look slightly warmer or cooler in person than on your display.

Where is the Two-Tone Long-Sleeve Woolen Coat cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $16.26, as of our latest check.

Two-Tone Long-Sleeve Woolen Coat

Sold and shipped by Deal.ai

$16.26+ $11.54 shipping

Color: White

Size: 3XL

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

No returns for change of mind. If it arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, or never arrives, report it within 30 days and we refund you in full.

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Last seen at $16.26 at Deal.ai on Nov 10.

Our take on the Two-Tone Long-Sleeve Woolen Coat

A long two-tone coat in a polyester wool-blend, cut in a straight office-commuting style with a plain finish and a thicker hand for cold weather. It comes in sizes S to XXXL, with a bust running from 100 cm to 125 cm and a length of roughly 121 to 126 cm, so it falls near the knee to mid-calf depending on height. The draw is the color-block look and the longline coverage at a low cost of entry; the trade-off is that the fabric is polyester rather than real wool, so it insulates less and pills more easily than a wool-rich coat. It suits shoppers who want a dressy layered look for work without paying wool-coat money.