Three pieces this season. Each one made to last longer than the reason you bought it.

Maren®

Slate wool coat with notched lapels, worn with dark trousers
The Wool Coat
Clay wool overshirt with patch pockets over an off-white T-shirt
The Overshirt
Ink tapered wool trousers with a white T-shirt and black shoes
The Tapered Trouser
The Wool Coat in Slate
Piece 01 — of three

The Wool Coat

$890

Double-faced wool from a mill that has been weaving it since 1663, cut long enough to sit over a jacket. Unlined, because a lining is how a coat gets thrown away when it wears through.

Colour
Size
Cut in Biella. Forty made this season.
The Overshirt in Clay
Piece 02 — of three

The Overshirt

$340

Heavy enough to be outerwear in October and soft enough to be a shirt by December. Four pockets, horn buttons, and a hem cut straight so it works untucked.

Colour
Size
Restocked once. It will not be restocked again.
The Tapered Trouser in Ink
Piece 03 — of three

The Tapered Trouser

$280 $340

A flat front, a single pleat that you will only notice when you sit down, and a taper that stops before it becomes a statement. Hemmed to your length before it ships.

Colour
Size
Last of the season at this price.

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Slate wool coat, full-length silhouette01
Camel wool coat with dark buttons02
Black four-pocket overshirt03
Olive wool overshirt with patch pockets04
Clay overshirt with a straight hem05
Stone tapered trousers with black shoes06
Navy wool trousers with a gentle taper07
Charcoal wool coat in soft daylight08

Where it comes from, and what it costs us.

Double-faced merino from Biella, in northern Italy, woven at a mill that has been doing it since 1663. Double-faced means two cloths bonded together rather than a cloth plus a lining — heavier, warmer, and repairable, because there is no separate lining to tear away from the shell.

Origin
Biella, Italy
Weight
620 gsm
Composition
90% merino, 10% cashmere
Certification
RWS mulesing-free

Cut and sewn in a workshop of nineteen people outside Prato. We publish what we pay them and what the garment costs to make, because a coat at this price with no explanation is either a bargain or a lie and you have no way of telling which.

Workshop
Prato, Italy
Team
19 people
Cost to make
$318
Our margin
2.8×

Brush it, air it, and dry clean it once a year at most. When something goes — a seam, a button, a worn cuff — send it back and we will fix it for nothing, for as long as the piece exists. That is the whole reason there are only three of them.

Washing
Dry clean, sparingly
Repairs
Free, no time limit
Return shipping
We cover it
Turnaround
About three weeks

Because a fourth would have to be worse. Every additional style splits the same run across more patterns, which raises the unit cost, which comes out of the cloth. Three is the number where we can still buy the wool we want. When one of them stops being the best version we can make, we stop making it.

Styles
Three
Seasonal drops
None
Sale
Once a year
Discontinued so far
Two
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