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A woven plaid runs across the whole body of this cropped peacoat, cut light enough to wear before the deep cold arrives. Structured shoulders hold the line square while the waist is taken in for a defined shape. A sharp notched lapel opens above the front closure, and the hem stops high on the hip.
We offer a 100% money-back guarantee within 30 days of receiving your order. If you're not completely satisfied, simply return your item for a full refund - no questions asked.
At Avery & Finch, customer satisfaction comes first. That's why we keep you constantly updated on your order and always offer free shipping with a track & trace code.
Reviews
Finally a knit that holds its shape
Wore this three times in the first week and it still looks like it did out of the bag. No pilling under the arms, which is where everything else I own goes first. Ordered the cream and I'm going back for the camel.
I layered a thin turtleneck under it expecting to be cold at the bus stop and I honestly didn't need it. Heavier than it looks in the photos, in a good way.
The quality is genuinely lovely and the colour is exactly what's on screen. I usually take a medium and it's roomy on me, so I'd go one down if you like things fitted. Only reason it's four stars.
I bought them for work and I've ended up wearing them every weekend too. Go with jeans, go with everything. Comfortable from day one, and they haven't lost their shape or support after months of wear
Bought two, one for me and one for my sister's birthday. She texted me a photo wearing hers the same day it arrived.
No complaints about the material at all, it feels expensive. I have long arms so the cuffs sit a bit high on me. Still wearing it constantly.
Our story
Avery and Finch started the label in 2013 after years of buying pieces that looked right in the photo and fell apart by the third wash. The rule from day one: nothing goes on the site unless both of them would wear it for a full season.
10,000+ customers across the US and Canada later, the rule has not changed.
