Coats and jackets in contrasting proportions
Baum und Pferdgarten coats and jackets bring a distinct point of view to outerwear. The collection moves between long, enveloping coats and shorter jackets, balancing practical construction with unexpected surface, proportion and detail. Relaxed shapes, cropped cuts and more structured silhouettes create different ways to frame the rest of an outfit, while classic collars, high necklines and tailored lapels introduce familiar wardrobe codes.
Denim is a recurring language throughout the edit, interpreted through loose, boxy and shaped jacket silhouettes. Patch pockets, button fronts, zip closures and contrast collars lend these pieces a workwear-derived clarity, while printed and striped finishes shift the familiar fabric into more expressive territory. Pair outerwear in this fabric with denim styles for a considered take on coordinated texture and proportion.
Outerwear with a tailored and utilitarian edge
Coats provide a longer line, from trench-inspired designs with belts and back vents to double-breasted shapes with notched lapels. Hooded and utility-focused options bring adjustable waists, drawstring details and generous pockets into the mix. These functional elements sit alongside the collection’s more polished references, making the contrast between precision and ease central to the overall expression.
Jackets take several directions: blazers with lapels and vents, bomber-influenced shapes with ribbed trims, and utility styles defined by flap pockets, funnel collars and adjustable hems. Animal motifs offer another deliberate interruption to clean construction. A coat or jacket in leopard print can be worn as the focal point against simpler separates, allowing the pattern to lead without losing the silhouette beneath it.
Texture, pattern and considered finishing
Surface is central to the collection. Denim, cotton blends, wool, faux suede and faux leather each give outerwear a different character, from crisp and structured to plush or visibly textured. Checked fabrics, floral motifs, stripes and animal print bring graphic variation, while corduroy collars and contrast linings add a quieter layer of detail. The result is outerwear that feels designed from close range as well as at a distance.
Statement jackets introduce light-catching sequins, sheer bases, frayed edges and compact proportions. These finishes bring a sharper, more playful contrast to coats and tailored pieces, without abandoning the collection’s attention to shape. Combine a textured jacket with sequin pieces to continue the interplay of matte, shine and movement across an outfit, or use a single embellished layer as a precise punctuation point.
Styling coats and jackets with intent
Outerwear can define the balance of an outfit. A cropped jacket creates a clear break at the waist when worn with skirts or trousers, while an oversized coat lends volume over more streamlined layers. Tailored jackets can sharpen fluid silhouettes, and relaxed bombers introduce softness beside more structured pieces. Matching sets offer one route through the collection, while contrasting materials make another: denim against tailoring, faux leather against knitwear, or a printed layer against a restrained base.
Consider the line from collar to hem when building a look. A funnel neck or stand-up collar brings focus upwards; a belted trench-inspired coat draws attention to the waist; a boxy jacket creates a compact frame. Finish with women's shoes chosen to reinforce the mood, whether the direction is polished, utilitarian or deliberately offbeat. Across coats and jackets, Scandinavian clarity meets a more expressive approach to everyday dressing.
