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The cozy style is back in style this season
Zara
By Alba CarbajalWool has returned to the new collections of many brands and clothing chains. The cozy style is again one of the best sellers this season and its cozy appearance gives a casual and casual touch to the outfits. Fashions always come back and it has been demonstrated in the new winter collections.
Zara has been no less and has wanted to join this trend with a white wool coat that cannot be missing from your wardrobe this season. If you are looking for the latest in comfort and style, don't miss out on this garment that wins in quality and elegance.
Zara's coziest coat
This is a double-breasted coat made of a wool-blend fabric with a lapel collar and long sleeves. It has two pockets on the front and closes with two white buttons in the classic style of cloth coats. The inner part is covered by an inner lining in the same tone and has an opening at the lower back.
The buttons in the central part give it that crossed style that brings sobriety and elegance to the garment. The fabric is made up of 33% cotton, 27% wool, 21% polyester, 17% acrylic and 2% other fibers, unlike the inner lining which is made of 100% viscose. It is available in all sizes in raw white and you can buy it for €99.95 both in physical stores and online.
In addition, Zara is committed to the environment with its Green to Wear 2.0 campaign whose objective is to minimize the environmental impact of its textile production, so that at least 30% of cotton is recycled. This garment is classified within Join Life, which means that its production uses technologies and raw materials that help reduce environmental impact.
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