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  • LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
  • LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
  • LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
  • LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
  • LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001
LaDoubleJ Egg Coat Flying Colombo JAC0006JAC008FLY0001

Egg Coat Flying Colombo in Jacquard

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It’s a shell of a coat! The Egg Coat is ultimate polish for fall. Made in rich brocade with contrast-print lining and slight padding, it’s purposefully oversized like a cozy little cocoon.
  • Metallic brocade from Lake Como
  • Very oversized fit
  • Lightly padded
  • 3/4 length sleeves
  • Hits lower thigh on taller girls
  • Falls straight in the front, curves in at the back
  • 100% made in Italy
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  • 93% Polyester 4% Silk 3% Nylon

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    1960s

    Flying Colombo

    This print was sourced by LaDoubleJ in the Italian archives of Mantero Seta, one of Lake Como’s oldest silk manufacturers. It was originally designed in the late 1960 by the Paris-based fabric designer Suzanne Kientz, who was known for making collages to create her prints, often using paper, crayons, gouache, and ink.
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