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Rose Mid Length Belted Wool Wrap Coat
About Ted Baker’s jackets: Ted Baker's outerwear is built around dressy wool and wool-blend coats — the wrap-front Rose family chief among them — alongside quilted and padded jackets. List prices cluster between about $250 and $595, with steep markdowns running almost continuously.
Is the price honest?
Our take
The Rose is Ted Baker's signature belted wrap coat, sold for years in mid-length and short (Rosess) versions and still front and center in the brand's outerwear range. It uses an Italian wool-cashmere blend shell with a magnetic collar closure that lets it wrap high against the neck. Owners like the soft hand, the belted shape, and the office-ready polish. Caveats: it is dry clean only, the current fabrication is lighter than a deep-winter coat, and the brand's constant markdowns make list price a poor deal.
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- Material
- Ted Baker lists the current shell as 70% wool, 25% polyamide and 5% cashmere — an Italian-milled blend the brand says it has updated to be lighter in weight than earlier versions.
- Fit
- Owners mostly report it true to size on Ted Baker's 0-6 numeric sizing, with room to layer a medium-weight sweater underneath. The wrapped, belted shape also absorbs small sizing misses better than a structured coat would.
- Quality
- Owner reviews a few seasons in report the shell holding up and the lining staying free of pilling and snags. The blend does carry a meaningful synthetic share, and the newer, lighter fabrication reads more fall coat than deep winter.
- Best for
- Best for commutes and office wear from fall through mild winter — someone who wants a dressy belted coat rather than technical warmth.
- Care
- Dry clean only — do not machine wash; touch up with a medium iron and store on a shaped hanger between seasons.
How Ted Baker jackets hold up overall
Owners report the wool coats as the strongest part of Ted Baker's jacket range: one detailed review measured a shell at 75% wool with a cashmere blend and called the fabric thick, sturdy and neatly stitched. Fit is described as reliably true to size, though the brand's own 0–6 sizing scale confuses first-time buyers. The recurring functional gripe is warmth — the wool coats disappoint in windy, below-freezing weather — and forum posters are notably more skeptical about quality-for-price on the wider range than individual coat reviewers are.
- Strengths
- High wool content and clean stitching on the wool coats, with fit that reviewers say matches your normal size.
- Watch out for
- Wool coats underperform in hard wind and real cold, and forum posters question whether the broader jacket range justifies its price.
- Sizing
- Reviewers say your normal size fits as expected, but Ted Baker uses its own 0–6 scale (equivalent to UK 6–18), so check the conversion chart before ordering.
About Ted Baker's jackets line as a whole. Sources: Ted Baker Wool Coat Review: Worth the Splurge? — Styled by Science · We've reviewed Ted Baker's whole winter coats collection this year — Woman & Home · Ted Baker Outerwear Quality? — Styleforum
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