Sezane Jim Coat Review ⋆ chic everywhere

I missed out on the purple version of the Jim Coat last year because I did not pull the trigger fast enough. So when I saw it come out in white this year I jumped at the chance to grab it for myself. This Sezane coat has a relaxed vibe and a hairy texture that makes it feel a bit special. Sharing the good and the bad in the Sezane Jim Coat Review.

Sezane Jim Coat Review

The Sezane Jim Coat is a wool blend including Alpaca and Mohair in the white version I have.

The Black option does not have Alpaca and Mohair in the mix. More of a traditional wool coat.

Sezane describes this coat as a knee length coat. You can see that on me it actually is a bit past the knee but I am 5’4 and likely shorter than what they were basing the knee length on.

They also describe the fit as slightly oversized. And that if you want a more fitted style to size down. I stayed with my usual size. I would agree with their assessment. I have lots of room, especially in the shoulders and arms. I am always skeptical of sizing down due to my curvy figure. That being said this is the second winter coat from Sezane that the fit is very roomy. I feel like the size down would have worked.

I like this coat because it is so different from other items in my closet. It almost has a retro feel, especially with the covered buttons.

The pockets are not very deep but usable. There is also no back vent in the coat.

Because I stayed true to my usual size I have lots of room for sweaters underneath this coat. There is LOADS of room in the shoulders and arms so chunky knits will fit underneath this coat.

However I will say that if you are on the petite side this coat is going to be big in the shoulders and long in the arm length. I turned up my sleeves just to manage some of the volume.

I also don’t think the coat drapes the same as on the model. Hers seems more relaxed whereas my coat seems to have more structure. It could just come down to the styling but something just feels a bit different.