High quality wool coat - navy or camel

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For all those saying camel coats or camel colored coats - do you actually look good in them? I’m a winter season, dark skin, and they look awful on me. I actually think that wash out most people except some autumn seasons. Definitely don’t do it if you’re a summer!

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Anonymous wrote:For all those saying camel coats or camel colored coats - do you actually look good in them? I’m a winter season, dark skin, and they look awful on me. I actually think that wash out most people except some autumn seasons. Definitely don’t do it if you’re a summer!

They look good on very, very pale white women, not on olive toned skin.

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Anonymous wrote:For all those saying camel coats or camel colored coats - do you actually look good in them? I’m a winter season, dark skin, and they look awful on me. I actually think that wash out most people except some autumn seasons. Definitely don’t do it if you’re a summer!

They look good on very, very pale white women, not on olive toned skin.

Or very dark skin, looks lovely with very dark skin

[Anonymous]

Max Mara or Cinzia Rocca! Much more than $700 if purchased new, but you can find them on Poshmark or The RealReal. I just scored a long, wool and cashmere, dark brown Cinzia Rocca coat for $14.95 at Goodwill.

[Anonymous]

I'm coveting Max Mara but super curious about this one, 100% camel, fraction of the price and I love the styling. Anyone ever try Four Objects?

https://fourobjects.com/collections/4-1-4-4/products/the-overcoat

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Both. Each.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm coveting Max Mara but super curious about this one, 100% camel, fraction of the price and I love the styling. Anyone ever try Four Objects?

https://fourobjects.com/collections/4-1-4-4/products/the-overcoat

I don’t know but one of the things I like about Cinzia Rocca is I feel like it’s sort of not a Brand brand? I don’t want to pay for Max Mara marketing. I feel like the same factories make all the coats anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:For all those saying camel coats or camel colored coats - do you actually look good in them? I’m a winter season, dark skin, and they look awful on me. I actually think that wash out most people except some autumn seasons. Definitely don’t do it if you’re a summer!

I disagree. I have a now-vintage camel hair coat that my parents bought me. While it’s not a color I would usually wear, it’s a winter coat. Whenever I wear it, I’ll also be wearing a scarf or a mock neck top or both, so that the color next to my face is a more flattering choice. Think crimson sweater, plus gloves and a hat. So, yeah, in practice, I actually look good.

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Anonymous wrote:Brooks brothers has a 100% camel hair car coat for a reduced price of $900 if that length suits you. Usually prices go to 50% off the original price right after Christmas, which would put this in budget. They also have a more expensive longer length one that would be just over budget at 50% off, but they seem to be down to just one size available.

https://www.brooksbrothers.com/camel-hair-car-coat/WW00214.html?dwvar_WW00214_Color=NTBG

I bought one last year. Got it at end of season for $700. I love it!