A long, architectural trench coat crafted from a dense, heavy-weight black cotton that carries its own gravity. The silhouette is sculptural: voluminous rounded sleeves, a strong shoulder line, and a fluid, elongated hem that grazes the floor with deliberate softness. Raw edges trace the coat’s construction — a signature KM by LANGE detail — revealing the intimacy of the making process and adding a quiet sense of rebellion to an otherwise timeless shape.

Cut with a generous wrap and secured with a wide self-fabric belt, the coat creates a cinched, feminine waist while preserving its bold, protective presence. The wide lapels and exposed frayed seams frame the body with understated drama. Deep side pockets offer ease and grounding.

The BLACKOUT trench evokes the feeling of shelter — a piece to disappear into, to be held by. Both delicate and powerful, it balances tailoring with raw texture, resulting in a coat that moves between masculine structure and poetic fluidity.

Perfect layered over evening looks or worn open with everyday essentials, this trench stands as a sculptural statement — a silhouette that owns space without noise.

Composition:

Main fabric: 100% Italian heavy weight cotton

Dry Cleaning

Warm iron inside out.

Do not tumble dry.

Do not bleach.

Handmade by women for women
The model is 168 cm tall and wears M size

SIZES:
SIZE S (European 36)
bust: fits bust around 85 cm
Waist: fits waist around 68 cm
Hips: fits hips around 92 cm

SIZES:
SIZE M (European 38)
bust: fits bust around 90 cm
Waist: fits waist around 71 cm
Hips: fits hips around 96-100 cm

#standwithukraine

Each piece in this collection commemorates Ukrainian land and its strong and brave people, that´s why each item has naming to honor Ukraine.

For Ukraine, a “blackout” is not a metaphor — it’s a harsh, daily reality. Since the war intensified, attacks on energy infrastructure have repeatedly plunged parts of the country into darkness. Cities and towns — sometimes entire regions — lose electricity, water, heating, and phone or internet service. Yet — many Ukrainians resist the despair. Communities share generators; cities adapt with decentralized energy sources; resilience pushes on, even in the dark.