Women's Coats

Women's coats in shearling, leather and wool

A coat stays with you through several winters, which makes the material worth a closer look. At Hollert German Leather natural materials come first: shearling warms without overheating, because the fibre absorbs moisture and releases it again. Nappa leather keeps the wind out and develops a patina of its own over the years. Wool and cashmere, in turn, are light and drape softly when you want less volume.

Types of shearling and how they look

Toscana shearling has long, silky hair and creates a generous, luxurious look. Shearling proper is shorn shorter and denser, so the coat keeps a cleaner silhouette. Merino is particularly fine, while curly brings a distinctive coiled texture. If you prefer your women's coat smooth, the lambskin nappa styles offer a quieter alternative. Pure shearling styles are gathered under women's sheepskin coats, the textile line under women's wool coats.

Length, cut and hood

Short and knee-length cuts feel easy to wear and work with jeans as well as with a skirt. Long coats make a calmer, more formal statement and give extra protection at the legs and back. A hood with a fur trim is practical on cold, windy days and frames the face at the same time. Reversible styles are especially versatile, because they bring a shearling side and a smooth leather side and adapt to your mood. For something lighter, have a look at the women's sheepskin jackets.

A natural product, and how to care for it

Hide and leather are grown materials. Small differences in colour, hair length and grain belong to them and are not a flaw, but the signature of a genuine natural product. A little care keeps a coat looking good for a long time: hang it with room to breathe, let moisture dry in the air rather than on a radiator, and leave cleaning to a specialist. You will find detailed advice in our guide cleaning and caring for shearling.