Early 1960s Boxy Leopard Velvet Coat

Early 1960s Boxy Leopard Velvet CoatA striking original 1960s leopard print velvet coat featuring a relaxed, architectural silhouette that sits between a classic straight coat and an early boxy city coat intentionally loose rather than fitted, and designed to be worn with ease and movement. It has a softly structured, straight cut with gentle volume through the body, allowing it to drape rather than cling. The coat is double breasted with leather trimmed buttons and leather trimmed

delicate blossoms and trailing vines — with a beautifully fluid drape

an extremely rare survival

Sleeve span: 134 cm

Light wear to the leather trim consistent with age

bohemian silhouette and create beautiful movement when worn

The robe is constructed as a long

it is extremely wearable and versatile

MeasurementsPit to pit: 51 cm / 20

The ring has not been polished in order to preserve its original surface and age-earned patina

Each stitch is a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of the era

The neckline is elasticised and can be worn slightly off the shoulders

The art of block printing in India dates back over a thousand years and remains one of the country’s most celebrated textile traditions