Women’s Jackets & Coats

The Ermanno Scervino collection of women’s jackets and coats interprets Fall Winter 2026/27 through outerwear that brings contemporary elegance into conversation with Italian tailoring. Each piece begins with a study of proportion and material, creating refined silhouettes designed to move naturally through the day.

Virgin wool, cashmere, double cloth, shearling and suede give the collection its tactile character. Tailored construction, structured lapels, jacquard textures and artisanal finishes bring definition without unnecessary weight, allowing the quality of each material to remain visible.

From the clean lines of women’s coats to the more contemporary volumes of jackets, every piece reflects the precision of Made in Italy craftsmanship. Outerwear becomes more than a final layer, it establishes proportion, gives structure to the silhouette and sets the tone for the wardrobe around it.

Elegant women’s coats and jackets reveal a particular idea of tailoring, one in which construction becomes an expressive language. Precision meets carefully selected materials and considered workmanship, maintaining a natural tension between structure and lightness.

Defined lapels and double breasted silhouettes bring architectural clarity, while jacquard surfaces introduce depth. Cashmere, virgin wool and double cloth soften that precision through texture and touch, while shearling and suede give the collection a richer, more tactile dimension.

These contrasts allow the outerwear to enter into an easy dialogue with blazers, knitwear and accessories, creating continuity across a wardrobe in which individual pieces are designed to belong to the same visual language. A coat can be structured without appearing rigid, a jacket precise without feeling formal, richness can come from material rather than excess.

Ermanno Scervino’s women’s jackets and coats bring these ideas together through Italian craftsmanship, material research and carefully considered proportions. Every construction and finish reflects the savoir faire of the Maison, transforming outerwear into one of the defining elements of a contemporary women’s wardrobe.