PRETTYGARDEN Oversized Shearling Fleece Coat

I’m.lovecthis long winter coat.its definitely warm .I wear just a t-shirt under it .you really don’t need a hoody

I waited till I had worn this for a weekend so I could give a ‘performance’ review.
This coat is as advertised. Although the fleece isn’t quite as thick as it looks in the pic BUT you’re not going to get a thick fleece for this price. So I’m not unhappy with it and it kept me warm with just a short sleeved top underneath in temps down to 32F.
The only way to close the jacket is to do up the zip from the bottom to the top, there’s no way to close just the top of the jacket, but that’s fine for me as I prefer to wear coats open with a scarf.
The pockets are generous and there’s one inside too. Personally I would prefer the pockets to be angled and on the side to allow for more comfortable access when the coat is closed but as I wear it open it doesn’t really present a problem.
Size seems true, not undersized.
Quality of stitching is good.
Durability of fabric, I’ve only worn it one weekend so far, but at this price, I would like it to last a couple of years But for now, on all levels, given the rice, I give this coat 5 stars.

The pros: it’s great to wear when it’s damp/lightly rainy or mildly cold outside. Love the hood. Perfect for going to the store as you won’t overheat when wearing it inside shopping. I love the Sherpa lining — so super soft.

The cons: many of the quilted construction seams do not line up or match making the coat look cheaply constructed. Also, the sleeve length is too short and I’m petite (5’4”). There’s no banding on the bottom of the sleeves to keep the cold air out and no tie strings to cinch up the hood. The patch pockets in front aren’t lined so your hands get cold unless you wear gloves; they are annoying to use as regular pockets but a great place to put your phone or keys.

Overall, I enjoy the simple versatility of this light coat and wear it often in temperatures above 25 F. I will reach for a heavier coat for colder weather.

Ok so, I owned a coat from Old Navy from 2002 that I couldn’t let go of until a few months ago. I finally threw it out it got so worn. I don’t know how many years I’ve searched every store on the planet to find a coat like that in new condition and I couldn’t find anything remotely close to it. This coat from Amazon comes close. It’s not as thick as my last one, but the style is almost the same except maybe 2 inches shorter and this is a puffer coat my other one wasn’t but it had sherpa lining which I love. This coat comes to just below my knees. (I’m 5’2, 200 lbs – bought the army green XL).. I’ve read others complain about the arm length, but I’m short so for me it’s fine. Usually taller people have longer arms. Also, coming out of the package it’s wrinkled, doesn’t look thick and slightly chemical smelly – but I threw it in the dryer with a wrung out wet towel and dryer sheet on low heat – it puffed it thicker, smelled better and de-wrinkled. I’d blame the coat for not having enough arm room for a thicker sweatshirt or sweater, but I have chubby arms now so it’s my fault lol – If I had thinner arms, I’d be able to layer a little. But, that being said, A fitted thermal shirt underneath would be warm enough I think. But then again, It’s not snowing yet so we’ll see. But for right now in fall weather, it’s warm enough. My search is over. I’m definitely buying a second one since I really am not a fan of change when I love something and then you can never find it ever again lol

Advertising Picture is misleading. More like worn housecoat, see pics/returned it the same day received.
Note: lost $11 due to “import fee”