Caroline Charles
Caroline Charles Vintage Brown & Ginger Silk Lined Faux Fur Coat, Spring 2006
Caroline Charles Vintage Brown & Ginger Silk Lined Faux Fur Coat, Spring 2006
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This utterly glamorous Fall 2006 vintage women’s coat by luxury British designer Caroline Charles, renowned for dressing icons like Princess Diana and Emma Thompson, was seen on the Autumn 2006 runway (see last pic; belt not included). Made from a patchwork of faux fur fabrics overlaid on black mesh, it boasts incredible texture and a simple yet flattering silhouette with a subtle nod to 1960s style.
Size: Unlabelled; measures roughly like a modern womens UK 12-14/ US 8-10. Please check the measurements.
Bust - 42” / 106cm (allow 4-6" room for movement)
Waist - 40” / 101cm
Hips - 46” / 117cm
Length (Shoulder to Hem) - 35” / 89cm
Shoulder to Shoulder - 17” / 43cm
Sleeve Pit to Cuff - 21” / 53cm
Sleeve Shoulder to Cuff - 26” / 66cm
Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition - No noticeable stains, tears or holes.
- Front button fastenings
- Fully lined in pure Silk
Materials: 85% Acrylic 15% Polyester. Lined in 100% Silk.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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