Women's pea coat : how to wear it ?

Wool coat originally worn by the first European navigators in the 15th century, the pea coat is now a timeless piece in fashion. A must-have in the women's wardrobe, it comes in different colours and shapes to adapt to your morphology and your tastes. Ladies, are you wondering how to wear the pea coat? We tell you everything in this article.

The fitted pea coat in all circumstances

If you want to accentuate your waist and highlight your silhouette, the fitted pea coat is your best everyday ally. Worn with a turtleneck sweater or a shirt, tailored trousers and ankle boots or moccasins, the fitted pea coat will be perfect to finish off a formal outfit. Its cut also goes perfectly with a short skirt or high waist shorts.

Find out more about the “Detroit Or” pea coat

The straight cut pea coat : a safe bet

For a more casual style, opt for the straight cut pea coat. Combined with wide trousers and sneakers, it completes your urban look in a masculine-feminine spirit. Worn with a striped sweater, raw jeans and a beanie, you get the sailor look.

Find out more about the “Ouessant” pea coat

Find out more about the "Brest" pea coat

The long pea coat for a chic outfit

To bring elegance and presence to your outfit, the long pea coat is THE piece you need. Its length allows you to wear a jacket (leather, jeans, etc.) underneath. Worn with a pencil skirt or slim pants, a sweater and pumps or derbies, the pea coat knows how to be acknowledged as the chic coat par excellence.

Find out more about the “Carnac” pea coat

A colourful pea coat to brighten up your look

You want a timeless coat while changing from the traditional navy blue pea coat, opt for a more original colour. A colourful pea coat (red, sky blue, ecru, fir green, etc.) energizes your outfit and does not go unnoticed.

 Find out more about the “Ouessant” pea coat


Find out more about the "Brest" pea coat

To keep your pea coat with you for as long as possible, it is essential to know how to care for it.

Follow our expert advice !