River Island shoppers love 'statement' faux fur coat that is 'so dreamy' and 'gorgeous'

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River Island shoppers love 'statement' faux fur coat that is 'so dreamy' and 'gorgeous'

Coats are undoubtedly a winter must-have - but they can make or break an outfit. So if you're still on the lookout for the perfect addition to your seasonal wardrobe, now would be the time to invest in a piece that not only helps you keep warm but is also stylish.

River Island has recently shared items of their new collection on Instagram and the Panelled Faux Fur Coat seems to be a particular hit with fans. Available in sizes XS to L, it's currently on sale at £95.

The jacket comes in cream, black and grey. It features a big collar, panelled long sleeves and button fastening.

READ MORE: M&S 'versatile' cardigan that is 'a must for your wardrobe' just £19.50

Although the coat can be worn with any kind of outfit, as shown in the video, it'd particularly look great with the £19.99 New Look Crinkle Mini Dress and a pair of fleece tights. And shoppers were quick to share their thoughts on Instagram.

A user wrote: "I need the coat, omg," "Such a gorgeous coat," another added, while a third commented: "Oh wow I need this in my life." "Coat of the SZN!!!!" reacted the influencer featured in the video.

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There are no reviews available on the River Island website but it's currently one of the retailer's best sellers. Alternatively, there's the £79 Marks and Spencer Faux Fur Textured Short Coat.

It has a 4.9-star rating from 17 reviews. A buyer said: "This coat is soo soft and cosy, perfect for nights out or lunch. Great price too, don’t think twice go for it!"

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