1970s Long Patchwork Suede Coat

1970s Patchwork Suede Coat with Tie-Up Closure

A striking long patchwork suede coat from the 1970s, crafted in warm earth tones of brown, tan, and rust, contrasted with deep black borders. The design features bold geometric suede panels arranged in a harlequin-like formation, making this a quintessential bohemian statement piece of the decade. At the front, a lace-up tie closure with metal eyelets adds a touch of folk-inspired detailing, while the longline silhouette creates dramatic movement.

Patchwork was one of the defining looks of the 1970s, reflecting a spirit of handcraft, individuality, and artistic experimentation. Suede patchwork coats like this became icons of bohemian style, worn by musicians, artists, and free spirits alike.

Styling
Perfect worn over flared denim and a turtleneck for a true 70s silhouette, or layered with modern tailoring for a more contemporary edge.

Condition
Very good vintage condition with light, expected signs of wear to the suede, especially around the arm cuffs, consistent with age. Some of the stitches of the inside lining at the collar are coming loose. 

Measurements
Fits like: M / 38 / UK 10, depending on desired fit and what is being worn underneath. Laces can be pulled tight, or worn looser. 

• Bust: 48–50 cm (18.90–19.69 in)

• Waist: 47 cm (18.50 in)

• Hips: 61 cm (24.02 in)

• Shoulders: 44 cm (17.32 in)

• Arm length: 57 cm (22.44 in)

• Length: 130 cm (51.18 in)