Clémence Olive Suede Coat - 100% Genuine Premium Suede

The Clémence Olive Suede Coat brings an earthy depth to the Lustré longline collection - the same meticulous craftsmanship as its Bordeaux counterpart, rendered in a rich, muted olive that evokes the warmth of Mediterranean landscapes. The colour is achieved through full drum-dyeing of premium goatskin suede, producing an even, dimensional tone that shifts subtly between green and brown depending on the light.

Olive is the quietest of neutrals. It reads as effortlessly sophisticated alongside black, white, navy, camel, and cream - but also complements other earth tones like terracotta, sand, and rust. Where bordeaux commands attention, olive integrates seamlessly into any palette. This makes the Olive Clémence an exceptionally versatile layering piece for women who prefer understated luxury.

The construction mirrors the Bordeaux Clémence exactly: goatskin suede selected for softness and even nap, a tailored longline silhouette with natural shoulder placement, and full viscose lining. The fit allows comfortable layering with knitwear while maintaining a clean, uncluttered line. Sizes range from S to 2XL, with each size graded incrementally across shoulder, bust, sleeve, and length for a proportional fit at every size.

Genuine goatskin suede, unlike cowhide splits or synthetic alternatives, is naturally breathable and temperature-regulating. The Clémence feels warm in autumn chills without overheating in milder conditions - a quality that makes it a true three-season coat. The suede will soften further with wear, moulding gently to your posture and movement patterns for a fit that becomes increasingly personal.

To maintain the olive colour's richness, store the coat away from direct sunlight when not in use. Brush regularly with a soft suede brush to keep the nap lifted and uniform. A colourless suede protector spray applied before the first wear creates an invisible barrier against light moisture and dust. With minimal care, the Olive Clémence will develop a living patina - a subtle evolution of tone and texture that tells the story of where it has been.