It's already been spotted EVERYWHERE on Instagram
And it's not hard to see why:are ideal for people easing themselves in paintbox brights, or for when you can't decide whether to invest in more than one style.
If you didn't manage to get your hands on one last year, we have good news: the Farleigh is back for autumn/winter 2019. The new version comes in a chic pea-green colour way offset with powder-pink and navy hues. It's already making waves on Instagram, so we predict it will be a big hit. It's cut from the same soft brushed wool-blend, has curved collars, a figure-flattering flared skirt and subtly nipped-in waist.Farleigh Coat - Broad Bean
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