Made to Order

Wool Jackets & Coats

Custom wool jackets and coats focused on fabric weight, structured fit, lining and refined construction.

Best for: Autumn / winter collections that need structure and a refined finish.

  • Fabric weight and wool content confirmed before sampling
  • Structure, lining and closures developed to your design

Styles We Develop

Development directions — each one adapted to your design, not stock styles.

Short Wool Jacket

Short Wool Jacket

Waist-length jacket with a shirt or stand collar.

Wool Bomber

Wool Bomber

Wool body with rib collar, cuffs and hem.

Pea Coat

Pea Coat

Double-breasted, broad lapels and slash pockets.

Car Coat

Car Coat

Mid-thigh length, clean front.

Overcoat

Overcoat

Long coat with lapels and a back vent.

Wool Shirt Jacket

Wool Shirt Jacket

Overshirt construction in wool or wool blend.

Structure

Structure & Drape

Wool and wool-blend outerwear require a balance between softness and shape retention. We review fabric weight, interlining, shoulder construction and coat length together to achieve the intended formal or relaxed silhouette.

  • Wool / Wool Blends
  • Interlining
  • Shoulder Shape
  • LengthFrom waist length to long overcoats.
  • Shoulder shapeNatural, structured or dropped shoulder.
  • CollarStand, shirt, shawl or convertible collar.
  • LapelNotched or peaked lapels, width set to the design.
  • SleeveSet-in or raglan, one- or two-piece.
  • PocketFlap, welt, patch or slash pockets.
  • VentCenter or side vents on longer coats.
  • LiningFull, half or unlined construction.
  • InterliningFusing or canvas where the structure needs it.
Structure

Fabric Direction

Fabric Direction

Fit & Tailoring

  • FitRegular, relaxed or oversized, from your size chart or a reference coat.
  • Shoulder supportShoulder pads or sleeve heads where the design needs them.
  • Seam finishingBound or clean-finished seams on unlined styles.
  • PressingPressing that keeps the wool surface intact.

Techniques & Finishes

Pressing & Finishing

Pressing is part of shaping, not only a final cosmetic step. Lapels, collars, hems and seams are handled according to material behavior, while surface marks and shine are checked during finishing.

  • Collar / Lapel
  • Pressing
  • Surface Check
  • EmbroideryDirect embroidery on dense wool.
  • Patches & felt appliquéPatches and felt shapes stitched onto wool.
  • Lining printPrinted lining, if available for the lining chosen.
Techniques & Finishes

Closures

  • ButtonsHorn-look, resin, metal or covered buttons.
  • Hidden snapsConcealed placket closures.
  • ZippersMetal or coil zippers for jackets.
  • BeltsSelf-fabric belts and buckles.
  • Custom hardwareLogo buttons or snaps, depending on the style.
Closures

Branding

  • EmbroideryDiscreet logos on chest, cuff or lining.
  • LabelsMain, size and care labels.
  • HangtagsBranded hangtags and strings.
  • Lining printIf available for the lining chosen.
  • PackagingGarment bags and branded packaging.
Branding

Development Examples

Reference → Sample → Final.

Example 01

Double-Breasted Wool Bomber

  1. Example 01 — ReferenceReference
  2. Example 01 — SampleSample
  3. Example 01 — FinalFinal
Project brief
A fall / winter wool bomber with a high collar and double-breasted front.
Materials
Wool blend melton, medium-heavy weight, soft hand feel, heather charcoal grey.
Key details
High stand collar with button closure, double-breasted front, shoulder straps, raglan sleeves, welt pockets, button cuff tabs, rib knit hem.

Example 02

Funnel-Collar Wool Bomber

  1. Example 02 — ReferenceReference
  2. Example 02 — SampleSample
  3. Example 02 — FinalFinal
Project brief
A light heather grey wool bomber in a relaxed, oversized fit.
Materials
Wool blend melange — 70% wool / 30% polyester (reference composition).
Key details
High funnel collar with snap closure, hidden snap placket, raglan sleeves, welt hand pockets, rib knit cuffs and hem.

Production Info

MOQ
50 pcs per style per colorLower quantities can be reviewed; cost moves closer to sample pricing.
Sampling
Typically 10–15 daysAfter materials and details are confirmed — depends on complexity.
Bulk Production
Around 25 daysAfter final sample approval — confirmed with the order schedule.
Files We Work With
Tech pack · Sketch · Reference · SampleSize chart, artwork files and target market details help the review.

Wool content and fabric weight are confirmed before sampling; special wool qualities may have mill minimums.

FAQ

What wool percentage can you offer?

Wool content depends on the fabric selected — from wool blends to high wool content. The exact composition is confirmed with the fabric before sampling.

Which fabric weights do you use?

Weight is chosen for the style: lighter for shirt jackets, heavier for coats. Typical range: 350–750 GSM Typical range — confirmed per project.

What lining options are there?

Satin, polyester taffeta, quilted lining or unlined styles with finished seams.

How structured can the coat be?

From soft and unstructured to tailored with interlining and shoulder support — defined on the sample.

Can the fit be changed after the first sample?

Yes. Fit comments are applied on the revised sample; the scope and number of revisions are agreed with the quote.

What is the minimum quantity?

Usually 50 pcs per style per color. Lower quantities can be reviewed, but the cost structure may be close to sample pricing.

Develop Your Jacket

Send your design, reference or tech pack for your wool jackets & coats project.