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Wearing the AGNES MAC - BLACK, a person stands indoors against a white backdrop and wooden floor, styled with brown pants, a brown collared shirt, a black hat, and black shoes.
Wearing the AGNES MAC - BLACK, an oversized British cotton gabardine trench coat, a person in profile pairs it with a dark fur-trimmed hat and a gray high-collar top, standing against a plain light background.
A person stands on a wooden floor, facing away from the camera, wearing the AGNES MAC - BLACK oversized trench coat made from sustainable British clothing, paired with a black hat, brown pants, and black sandals against a plain white background.
A size chart for the AGNES MAC - BLACK displays chest, shoulder, length, and sleeve length in centimeters for sizes XXS through XXL. Each measurement increases with size to provide an oversized silhouette characteristic of this double-breasted coat. Measurements are taken flat.

CAWLEY

AGNES MAC - BLACK

The Agnes Mac is crafted from British cotton gabardine, a durable fabric that ages beautifully with wear. This double-breasted coat features horn-buttoned waist tabs that subtly define its intentionally oversized, relaxed silhouette—designed to drape with effortless sophistication.

Deep cuffs, a back pleat, front jet pockets, and side seam pockets balance its relaxed proportions with practical, everyday functionality. The result is a versatile layering piece that works across seasons and styles.

Material: 100% Cotton gabardine with viscose lining.

Care: Spot clean.

Size/Fit: This oversized style pairs well with tailored pieces or worn open over knitwear—size down if you prefer a more fitted shape.Model is 5'9" and wearing a size xs. 
Measurements: 
Size chart in last image.

A timeless and lasting British Clothing line that celebrates quality, by Hannah Cawley, who was inspired to create clothing that could be both sustainable and practical.  Every garment is designed to be functional and have a place in everyday life. Each piece is hand cut and individually handeled London. Cloth is sourced from mills in Portugal, Ireland, England, India and Japan.