1960s-70s Embroidered Afghan Jacket with Shearling Trim

1960s-70s Embroidered Afghan Jacket with Shearling TrimA beautifully detailed 1960s 70s Afghan coat in a soft, warm toned suede, finished with delicate hand embroidery and long, flowing shearling trim. This piece stands out for its lighter construction unlike many heavier Afghan coats, this one is soft, supple and easy to wear, making it particularly suited to transitional seasons such as spring and early autumn. The silhouette is more fitted and petite, with a gentle shape through the body and narrower

9 in of fur at the cuffs) and a striking elongated front panel

Presents beautifully and is structurally sound

This layered construction creates movement and visual interest while remaining wearable and substantial

making it comfortable to wear and easy to layer

created at the height of the Egyptian Revival movement that swept through European fashion and decorative arts following the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922

with no major structural damage

Pit to pit: 47–48 cm / 18

The interior is fully lined in a smooth satin-finish lining and includes a wool interlining

Styling NotesBest styled simply to let its artistry shine

This garment is made from exceptionally lightweight cotton gauze

with a tie-back at the waist for subtle adjustment

EU 34 – 36