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Jackets and Coats

Outerwear becomes more than a layer, shaping silhouettes that merge presence and femininity. A collection conceived to elevate every gesture with timeless attitude.
An essential chapter in the evolving wardrobe of The Andamane.

Frontal view of a model wearing the long, oyster-colored Guia Coat open over matching wide-leg trousers, showing its oversized silhouette, notched lapel, welt chest pocket, and jetted waist pockets. Frontal view showing model wearing the Guia Coat, an oyster-colored grisaille melange women’s coat with notched lapels, single-breasted front, and welt chest pocket against a plain background.
Guia coat $1,500 + 1 COLOR
Side view of model wearing Sierra Jacket, an oat-colored cropped bomber in grained vegan leather with zip front, flat rib-knit collar, balloon sleeves, and elasticated ribbed hem. Frontal view of model wearing the Sierra Jacket, an oat-colored vegan-leather bomber with zip front, flat rib-knit collar, welt pockets, oversized sleeves, and elasticated ribbed waistband.
Sierra jacket $1,690  
Frontal view of a woman buttoning an ivory Guia Coat, showing its oversized tailored fit, notched collar, single-breasted front, chest welt pocket, and cuff buttons over a white top. Rear view: model wearing the long ivory grisaille melange Guia Coat, showing straight back, single back vent, full-length sleeves, and minimal tailoring, styled with high-heel mules.
Guia coat $1,500 + 1 COLOR

Explore a new vision of outerwear, where silhouettes become architecture and presence turns into identity. Among the most emblematic shapes, the hourglass coats define the body with its sculpted shoulders, cinched waist and expanding hemline, a line that expresses both strength and sensuality. Alongside this signature, the pragmatic utility jacket and the generous volumes of oversize jackets reinterpret outerwear through a contemporary lens.

Materials intensify the dialogue of contrasts. Faux fur introduces softness turned into statement, while wool conveys permanence and structure, grounding outerwear in sartorial tradition. Each piece is conceived not only as protection, but as a reflection of attitude, a constant interplay between refinement and independence.

Styled over dresses, coats and jackets sharpen fluid silhouettes, while layered with jumpsuits they expand proportions and extend presence. Outerwear here is not an accessory, it is a defining chapter of the wardrobe in motion.