Wool winter coat that does not wrinkle?

[Anonymous]

Reading reviews of 100% wool and wool blend coats that are wrinkled.

Where can I find a nice long wool coat? I usually have a black one that I can wear with jeans or evening gowns.

Thank you in advance if you know of any brands or stores. I am not looking to spend more than $200.

[Anonymous]

? I've never had a coat (wool, cashmere, velour, other) that wrinkled.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:? I've never had a coat (wool, cashmere, velour, other) that wrinkled.

Maybe the coat wrinkles in shipping from ordering online. Or the material is too thin.

Any recommendations for a wool coat?

[Anonymous]

It does sound like inferior wool if it wrinkles.
H & m usually has them, or ll bean…but my best wool/cashmere/camel coats were from estate sales or thrift stores.

[Anonymous]

$200 or under for wool? Not likely. It's not the 1960s anymore.

[Anonymous]

A decent wool coat is very likely going to cost more than $200 if new unless at a massive discount at an outlet or being from a previous season.

Look online at Poshmark, RealReal, and find brands like Hobbs London, MaxMara, Talbots.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$200 or under for wool? Not likely. It's not the 1960s anymore.

This. No wonder you’re reading about wrinkly coats if that’s the price point you’re aiming for.

[Anonymous]

I need a black wool coat as well, but am willing to spend more. Suggestions on brands and where to shop? Saks? Neimans? Bloomies?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$200 or under for wool? Not likely. It's not the 1960s anymore.

I used to shop at Burlington Coat Factory and found nice wool coats for under $100, not more than ten years ago.

I've recently relocated from Florida, where I got rid of my winter coats.

I'm looking for a nice one.

If I can't find a nice one, I won't buy a cheap one. I'll just use something else for everyday for a winter coat.

[Anonymous]

OP here. Okay, you offered a lot of sarcastic responses, but no suggestions.

I might be willing to pay more than $200 for a quality wool coat.

However, my point in asking, is that most coats I'm seeing are "wool blends," not 100% Italian lambswool.

Perhaps like with Ugg boots and leather jackets, 100% wool coats are no longer in fashion due to hurting lambs or something.

That's why I'm asking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A decent wool coat is very likely going to cost more than $200 if new unless at a massive discount at an outlet or being from a previous season.

Look online at Poshmark, RealReal, and find brands like Hobbs London, MaxMara, Talbots.

I don't really want to buy a used wool coat, because I would be concerned about moth holes or odor.

I take good care of my wool clothes, and they usually last a very long time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Okay, you offered a lot of sarcastic responses, but no suggestions.

I might be willing to pay more than $200 for a quality wool coat.

However, my point in asking, is that most coats I'm seeing are "wool blends," not 100% Italian lambswool.

Perhaps like with Ugg boots and leather jackets, 100% wool coats are no longer in fashion due to hurting lambs or something.

That's why I'm asking.

Hurting lambs? LMAO - hardly anyone gives a damn about that!

I have never had a wool coat wrinkle. I usually get from Jcrew or Calvin Klein. Not that high end.

[Anonymous]

Here's an example of what I would NEVER pay for a wool blend coat.

This coat is over $800. It's not even 100% Italian lambswool. Plus for me, I like to have a collar and buttons. I don't want something that looks like a ratty bath robe. That's what this looks like to me. This isn't what I'm looking for.

https://www.hobbs.com/us/product/clarendon-wool-blend-coat/0224-3980-9044L00-CHARCOAL.html#navAjax=true&is=true&cgid=new&sz=60&start=0&isSecondPage=false&prefn1=category0&prefv1=Coats%20and%20Jackets&pid=0224-3980-9044L00-CHARCOAL&pos=1

[Anonymous]

https://www.macys.com/shop/product/lauren-ralph-lauren-womens-single-breasted-walker-coat?ID=18292098&tdp=cm_app~zMCOM-NAVAPP~xcm_zone~zPDP_ZONE_A~xcm_choiceId~zcidM05RWT-30862ae8-b100-496c-aa85-d74acae96a99%40HE8%40You%2Bmay%2Balso%2Blike%24269%2418144872~xcm_pos~zPos2~xcm_srcCatID~z269

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Okay, you offered a lot of sarcastic responses, but no suggestions.

I might be willing to pay more than $200 for a quality wool coat.

However, my point in asking, is that most coats I'm seeing are "wool blends," not 100% Italian lambswool.

Perhaps like with Ugg boots and leather jackets, 100% wool coats are no longer in fashion due to hurting lambs or something.

That's why I'm asking.

Hurting lambs? LMAO - hardly anyone gives a damn about that!

I have never had a wool coat wrinkle. I usually get from Jcrew or Calvin Klein. Not that high end.

J Crew and Calvin Klein are both brands that I would most likely trust. I could probably try them on the store. Thank you.