Nadine Merabi debuts Ashley, her first architectural wool coat
A full length single breasted silhouette in premium wool blend, appointed with detachable faux fur on the cuffs and lapels, transforms from considered daywear to evening statement with one swift gesture.
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Nadine Merabi has designed her first coat, and it arrives stripped of compromise. The Ashley is cut from a wool blend that promises structure without stiffness, its architectural lines speaking to a hand versed in the language of occasion dressing. Full length, single breasted, its button closure precise as ceremony, it carries the kind of authority that transforms how one moves through a room.

What distinguishes the piece is its studied versatility. The detachable faux fur frames the cuffs and lapels, a removable collar that permits two readings of the same silhouette. Wear it severe for morning meetings, layered over silk and linen. Restore the fur by evening and the coat becomes something else entirely, softened and sculptural. A wrapped belt cinches the waist; padded shoulders hold their line; pockets offer the practical grace of function.

The coat is lined throughout and constructed to hold its shape through season after season. It sits at full length, a proportioned frame that works across sizes and body types, the kind of piece that rewards consideration rather than impulse. Limited in availability, it lives at nadinemerabi.com for those ready to understand outerwear as statement rather than shelter.



Imagery courtesy of Nadine Merabi (@nadinemerabi).




