Farlows revives the Sloane Wrap in Lorna Check tweed
Four years after its debut, the beloved wrap coat returns in a fresh pattern, woven from textured country tweed and cut with the same generous proportions that made it a wardrobe essential.
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Farlows brings back the Sloane Wrap coat in Lorna Check tweed for autumn and winter 2026. The piece has become a quiet fixture in the brand’s ladieswear collection since its original launch, one of those garments that rewards patience with enduring appeal rather than fashionable noise.
The new iteration arrives in a grey checked tweed with the kind of texture that softens light and improves with age. The silhouette itself is generously proportioned, cut as a wrap coat with a deep collar and a self tie at the waist, designed to be worn open or closed depending on the day’s weather and mood. Pockets sit deep and practical at the hips. The proportions allow layering beneath without constraint, an essential consideration for those who dress for the season rather than against it.
Farlows, established in 1840, draws its authority from generations spent outfitting those who navigate country life with genuine purpose. The brand’s approach to tailoring reflects this heritage: pieces cut with enough generosity to move through the world comfortably, fabric chosen for durability and the way it improves with wear rather than novelty alone. The Sloane Wrap, in its sustained presence across four seasons, suggests that this philosophy continues to resonate.
The coat appears in the brand’s expanded ladieswear collection for the season, offering an option for those seeking outerwear that functions equally well on a country estate or moving through the city. The Lorna Check tweed provides sufficient visual interest to feel considered without demanding attention, a quality that suits a garment built to last.
Imagery courtesy of Farlows (@farlowsuk).