Reversible Funny Face Capelet
Reversible Funny Face Capelet
Add a little capelet over your escape coat for added warmth & whimsy. Completely reversible, one side is black with white dots and the other is white with black dots.
All the charming details
55% linen 45% natural cotton fabric
Medium weight and textured feel
Completely reversible
Center front covered snaps
Stand collar
Fabric has been pre-washed in warm water. Coat can be washed in cold water and hung dry if needed. For best results, dry cleaning is recommended
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