Roman’s ‘incredibly soft’ faux fur coat shoppers are ‘in love’ with for winter

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Roman shoppers can’t get enough of a “stunning” coat that’s become popular for its glamorous snuggly style, perfect for tackling for winter.

The Faux Fur Longline Coat is selling fast on the fashion retailer’s website as it becomes a must-have for the frosty season, and its luxurious appeal promises to elevate any winter wardrobe.

To sweeten the deal, Roman is dishing out a 10% discount on everything—meaning the chic £75 coat can be snapped up for just £67.50 when you use the code “CRISP” at checkout.

This fashionable piece is available in sizes 10 to 20 and comes in four lavish hues: classic wintry ivory, sophisticated Bordeaux red, rich midnight blue, and opulent emerald green. With a unanimous five-star ratings and glowing reviews, this might be the coat of the season.

One shopper said: “I LOVE my faux fur coat. It’s so soft. Complete strangers want to give me a hug!”

Another chimed in with: “This coat is my best buy yet from Roman. Beautiful colour, amazing quality and super warm. I love it.”

One more content customer highlighted: “Lovely warm coat. Exceptional quality, especially for the price. Love the colour,” reports Chronicle Live.

The praise didn’t stop there, with another adding: “I am totally in love with this coat. I have received lots of comments when I wear it. Thank you Roman!”

The coat also comes in emerald green and Bordeaux red perfect for the festive season
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Elsewhere, Marks and Spencer’s fashion-savvy shoppers have been clamouring for a coveted coat described as “a need” during the nippy weather. The retailer’s Faux Fur Collared Short Coat, part of their latest clothing collection has recently been put back in stock after flying of the shelves previously.

M&S took to Instagram to announce its highly anticipated return: “The coat on everyone’s wish list is back in stock.”

Devotees of the brand were quick to descend upon the comments section, showering praise and calling the coat “gorgeous” and “absolutely fabulous”. Priced at £79, the brown faux fur coat is sure to keep your warm this winter.

For those shopping on a budget, New Look has just launched their new Faux Fur Coat hitting the racks at £59.99, not to mention it’s available in several hues – black, brown or pale pink.

And for those who really aim to turn heads this winter, Next offers up a Faux Fur Jacket with a striking leopard print (as well as a plain version) retailing for £78.

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