Women Snap Down Collar Half Sleeve Coat Overcoat

Specifications:

• A single breasted button placket, keep your warm
• This half sleeve overcoat will make you stand out from the crowd
• With the single breasted design, half sleeve overcoat is the fashion wool overcoat choice
• Stay at the forefront of style with this snap-down collar half sleeve overcoat
• Made of high quality material, this half sleeve overcoat can keep you warmer and make you more stylish at the same time in the cold winter 
• Half sleeve overcoat is a very fashion gift for you or someone special
• Material: Wool & Polyester

Details:

• This fashion women half sleeve overcoat coat will make you stand out from the crowd

• With single breasted and unique collar design, this wool overcoat gives you a super feminine look

• Stay at the forefront of style with this snap-down collar and single breasted overcoat coat

Size in Detail:
 

• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person

How to Measure Yourself:

• Bust(A): Measure just under the arms and across shoulder blades with arms relaxed at side. Keep tape level
• Waist(B): Measure around the waist (Waist is taken where you bend)
• Shoulder(C): Measure from the inseam of the left outer shoulder across to the right shoulder seam
• Total Length(D): Measure from center base of the neck, down the spine to the waist
• Sleeve(E): With arm relaxed at side and slightly bent measure from center back neck, over point of shoulder down the outside of the arm to wrist bone

How to Measure Overcoat?

An overcoat size will always be larger than a normal overcoat size. For example, if you have a coat that is a size 32, and an overcoat that is also a size 32, the overcoat is going to be larger (at least one size, such as a 34 size) in order to compensate for the size of the suit. Everyone should know how to properly size an overcoat

• Determine your standard coat size. If you wear a overcoat size 36, you'll want an overcoat size 36. Overcoats are designed to fit over heavy, thick layers of clothing and the sizes are supposed to be fitted accordingly. If you try on a overcoat that has the same size as your regular overcoat size, it should fit. If the overcoat doesn't try a half-size to a size larger
• Check the overcoat size you are purchasing fits you. Try it on. If the overcoat doesn't fit comfortably or if you don't have enough room to move, obviously you'll want the next size up
• Measure yourself if you can't seem to find an overcoat that fits properly and matches your normal coat size. If you are a size 36 in the waist and a size 40 in the shoulders, try wearing a normal 38-size coat. If no overcoat coincides with your normal coat size, you might be wearing the wrong size
• Determine what you'll most often be wearing under the overcoat, be it your business suit, your winter coat, a jacket or just your normal street clothes. This will make a difference in the size you need. If you normally wear street clothes under an overcoat, you'll want a size that fits you snugly. If you wear your suit under this coat, it may be a little tight, but it will still be the proper size
• Find a chart that will estimate the overcoat size that you need. Most charts will base themselves upon your normal coat size, your height and most times your weight. Find your expected size and see if that overcoat fits. If the overcoat doesn't fit, go one size bigger or smaller depending on why the coat isn't fitting correctly. View an overcoat sizing chart in the Resources section

How to Wash a Wool Overcoat:



Garment care labels on wool coats usually recommend dry cleaning, and should ideally be followed if possible. However, while it is not the generally recommended method, it is possible to hand wash a wool overcoat. Avoid using a washing machine because extra attention is required to prevent damaging a wet wool overcoat. Hand washing avoids the twisting and stretching that happens to garments in the washing machine, but you need to soak the coat longer for hand washing than you would if you were washing it into the washer

• Gently brush the wool surface to remove any loose dirt, using the soft bristled brush. Turn the coat inside out
• Pour the capful of laundry detergent into the wash basin, and add cold water until the basin is 1/2 full, or if you are using a bathtub, fill to a depth of 6 inches
• Gently push the coat into the water and hold it down until it is saturated. Allow the coat to soak in the soapy water for one hour
• Gently agitate the coat in the soapy water with your hands. Scrub deeply soiled areas with the scrub brush, but do not use excessive force because wet wool is easy to damage
• Drain the soapy water off of the coat, and wring the excess water off by pressing down on the coat. Avoid using a twisting motion to prevent stretching the wool
• Rinse the coat with cold water, and press the water out again.
• Spread the bath towels on a flat surface, overlapping them until they form a large square that is a little bit larger than the coat
• Put the coat on the towels, and spread it out flat. Roll the towels and coat into a large tube. Drape the towels and coat over the drying rack, and let the coat and towels drip for two hours. The coat will not be completely dry
• Hang the still damp coat on a heavy, coated hanger and let it finish air drying
• The need for a men's overcoat is perhaps fashion more than function, but if you have it in your mind you want one, make sure you get it fitted just like anything else in your wardrobe. The design lends itself more to the gentleman who wears a suit or sport coat, and works better in climates where you need one more layer to weather the cold

How to Iron an Overcoat?

Your overcoat is probably an item that gets tossed around a lot, leaving lots of wrinkles. Think about how many times you toss it in a chair after coming in from the cold or throwing it in your car just in case the weather calls for it. Though many people are not fond of ironing even their regular clothes, your overcoat should get ironed occasionally to keep it looking polished. Read on to learn more

• Get out your ironing board and iron. You can also use a flat surface and lay a towel down over the surface to catch some of the heat and moisture from the iron. If you try to iron your overcoat on any other surface, you will make little progress in smoothing out the wrinkles
• Locate any products you use to remove wrinkles such as a water sprayer or light starch. Be sure that the fabric of your overcoat permits water or starch spray
• Check your coat's fabric care for information on the type of heat it can withstand. Using a temperature that is too hot for the fabric will damage your coat and using a temperature that is not hot enough will make for a long period of time ironing with minimum success
• Set your iron to the appropriate temperature for the fabric and allow the iron to heat for a few minutes. If your iron has a steam setting, be sure that is adjusted properly for your coat's fabric
• Place your coat on the ironing board or flat surface. Consider ironing the sleeves of the coat first by placing one sleeve on the board and ironing each side. If you prefer a crease in your sleeve, be sure to iron that crease thoroughly. Repeat this step for the other sleeve
• Continue by ironing the front, back and sides of the coat, being careful not to re-wrinkle the fabric as you continue ironing. Iron around buttons and embroidery so as not to damage them
• Finish ironing your coat by ironing the collar, trim, and any pocket overlays 

Package Included:

• 1 x Women Snap Down Collar Half Sleeve Coat Overcoat