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Blue Faux Fur Coat
Sale price2,099.30 ZAR Regular price2,999.00 ZAR
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Bronze Fur Reversible Rain Jacket
Sale price1,749.30 ZAR Regular price2,499.00 ZAR

Faux Fur Coats Made for Statement Layering

Our faux fur coat collection sits inside the broader coats for women range and works alongside our shorter faux fur jackets for women edit. The difference between the two is length. Jackets sit at the hip or above. Coats sit at the thigh, the knee or below. A coat reads as the lead piece in the outfit. A jacket reads as a layer over it. Every coat we stock is imported from Europe, with the pile, lining and shell finished to a standard you do not find on a high-street rail. The result is a faux fur coat that layers cleanly over a silk dress, a shirt dress or your favourite jeans for women without bulking out the silhouette.

Beige and Blue Faux Fur Coats

Beige and blue are the lead colours in this edit. The beige reads warm against a cream knit, a nude dress or a soft white dress. It is the more conservative, more wearable choice and pairs naturally with the broader smart casual women wardrobe. The blue is the bolder pick. Our blue faux fur coat reads as a statement piece without crossing into costume. Wear it over a slim black knit and linen pants, or over a strap dress with boots for an evening that needs an outerwear piece that holds its own.

The Bronze Fur Reversible Rain Coat

Our bronze fur reversible rain coat is the most useful piece in the collection. Worn one way it is a waterproof outer layer for a Cape Town winter morning. Reverse it and you have a soft fur coat for a smarter occasion. The reversibility is the reason this piece earns its keep across the whole season, from a school run with comfortable shoes for women to a smart lunch over an evening dress. One coat, two outfits, no compromise.

The Cressida Faux Fur Coat

The Cressida is the signature faux fur coat in the range and the piece we recommend when a customer wants one coat that does everything. The cut sits cleanly at the knee, the pile is full without being heavy, and the colour pairs with almost every dress in our range. Wear it open over a cocktail dress or a wedding guest dress for a smart winter event, or done up with high-rise denim for a city day.

How to Style a Faux Fur Coat

The styling rule for a faux fur coat is restraint. Let the coat lead and keep the rest of the outfit clean. Slim denim, tailored pants, a column dress, or a fitted skirt will all work. Avoid pairing a faux fur coat with chunky knits or patterned dresses, because the texture is already the visual interest. Lift the look with real jewellery. A layered necklace or a charm necklace sits beautifully against the fur and brings the eye back to the face. A structured tote bag or a smaller handbag finishes the outfit. A long scarf takes a casual look into smart-casual territory.

Imported From Europe, Edited For South Africa

Every faux fur coat in this collection is imported from Europe. Our buyers select pieces that suit the South African winter, which means lighter fills, fashion silhouettes and pieces that work as part of an outfit rather than a survival kit. The same standard runs through our broader collection, from smart casual women to formal dresses to our occasion dresses.

Sizing and Care

Faux fur coats are cut to layer over a knit or a fine ladies blouse, so the fit runs slightly relaxed through the shoulder. Take your usual size unless you plan to wear bulky pieces underneath. Our size guide walks through the measurements piece by piece. For care, brush the pile in one direction with a wide-tooth comb if it starts to clump. Spot clean with a soft damp cloth. Do not machine wash. Do not dry clean unless the care label says it is permitted. Store on a wide-shoulder hanger out of season, never in a vacuum bag.

Where Faux Fur Coats Fit in a Cape Town and Johannesburg Wardrobe

Cape Town customers start reaching for faux fur coats in late May and through to September, layered over a maxi dress or a wrap dress. Johannesburg winters bite earlier and harder, which is where the longer-line pieces earn their keep. Visit our boutique to try a coat on, or read more about how we source the range on the about page.

Delivery, Returns and How to Reach Us

Orders over R1,500 ship free across South Africa. Full timing and rates are on our deliveries and refund policy page. We do not run a self-service returns portal. If a piece does not feel right when it arrives, please contact our team and we will walk you through the returns process personally.

Frequently Asked Questions

How warm is a faux fur coat for a South African winter?

For a Cape Town or Johannesburg winter, a faux fur coat is often warmer than you need indoors. The pile traps body heat exceptionally well. Layer over a fine knit and you are comfortable for most days. For a Karoo or Drakensberg trip in July, layer the coat over a heavier knit for the colder snaps.

How do you wear a fur coat for a woman?

The rule is contrast. Let the coat be the lead piece and keep the rest of the outfit clean. Slim denim, tailored pants, a fitted skirt or a column dress are the most useful pairings. Avoid bulky knits or patterned dresses underneath because they compete with the texture of the fur. Add real jewellery at the neckline, a structured bag and your favourite boots or loafers and the outfit is complete.

Are fur coats still in style in 2026?

Yes. Faux fur has been a recurring trend on European and American runways for the past five seasons. In 2026, longer-line silhouettes in beige, chocolate and cream are the dominant cuts. The wider trend is quiet luxury. A well-made faux fur coat fits that aesthetic perfectly because it reads as considered, expensive and timeless rather than trend-driven.

How do I wash a faux fur coat?

Spot clean with a soft damp cloth and a tiny amount of mild detergent. Avoid soaking the coat. Do not machine wash. Do not dry clean unless the care label says it is permitted. Heat damages the pile and dry-cleaning chemicals strip the binder that holds the fibres in place. If the whole piece needs cleaning, take it to a specialist who handles faux fur and shearling.

How do I store a faux fur coat between seasons?

Store the coat loose on a wide-shoulder hanger inside a breathable garment bag. Do not vacuum pack it. The pile flattens under compression and the coat will look tired when you next reach for it. Keep it out of direct sunlight, which fades the colour over time.

Can I wear a faux fur coat to a wedding or smart event?

Yes. A clean beige or chocolate faux fur coat over a cocktail dress or wedding guest dress reads as a deliberate winter outfit. Keep the layer underneath structured and feminine, add jewellery and a smart bag, and the look is event-ready. Avoid pairing faux fur with patterned dresses or shiny fabrics because the textures compete.

Which faux fur coat length is most flattering?

There is no single answer. A knee-length coat suits most frames and pairs cleanly with skirts, dresses and trousers. A mid-thigh coat lifts the leg line and works well with high-rise denim. A floor-length coat reads more dramatic and is the most flattering choice if you want one statement piece for the season. We stock a range of lengths so you can pick what suits your frame.

How do I return a faux fur coat if it does not fit?

We do not run a self-service returns portal. If a piece needs to come back, please contact our team directly and we will walk you through the process personally. Full conditions, timeframes and exclusions are listed on our deliveries and refund policy page, which is worth a read before you get in touch.

Where can I buy boutique faux fur coats in South Africa?

Most of the South African market sits at the fast-fashion end (Identity, Truworths, Mr Price, The Fix) or the international luxury end (Zara, Mango). Something Pretty sits between the two. Our faux fur coats are imported from European suppliers, with quality and finish closer to the luxury end at a price that reflects boutique sourcing rather than designer house margins.