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Sessun Coats

10 products
189 € – 429 € Price range

Born in Marseille, Sessun develops each season a collection of women's coats that reinterprets the codes of menswear with a distinctly Mediterranean sensibility. Far from fleeting trends, the brand designs outerwear pieces meant to last: generous cuts, robust materials, constructive details inherited from traditional knitwear. At Uptown Store, Sessun coats are among the most anticipated women's pieces when autumn arrives, as much for their affirmed silhouette as for their commitment to more responsible fashion.

Parkas, puffer jackets and long coats: Sessun's winter wardrobe

The selection brings together 27 pieces that cover all the clothing needs of the cold season. Sessun parkas like the Judison in Wood colorway or the Andy Short in Coffea adopt a mid-length cut that protects without weighing down the silhouette. The Livingstone model in Alezan illustrates the brand's approach to women's puffer jackets: technical quilting, high-performance synthetic filling, streamlined line that avoids any marshmallow effect. For the harshest days, the Icy Rocky Earth coat or the Bleeckett Coffea offer constructions in thick wool, sometimes lined, with high collars and functional patch pockets. The Paradise coat, available in Black, Navy and Ebene, embodies what Sessun does best: a masculine straight cut, a knee-length, dense woolen material that structures without stiffening.

Noble materials and textile commitment

Sessun makes no compromise on fabric quality. The wool coats in the collection use virgin wool blends and recycled fibers, an alliance that guarantees warmth, durability over time and reduced carbon footprint. The Lee Valley model in SnowField or Denimwool illustrates this material research: soft touch, slightly mottled surface, remarkable resilience to daily wear. Sessun leather jackets, like the Harriboyd Coffee Leather, are tanned according to strict protocols, chrome-free, with old-fashioned finishes that allow for genuine patina. On the waterproof side, the brand favors PFC-free coatings and naturally water-repellent tight weaves. This textile rigor is evident in every piece of the women's jackets range, where Sessun opposes a long-term vision to planned obsolescence.

Signature colors and timeless Sessun silhouettes

The color palette of Sessun coats reflects the brand's DNA: neutral and deep basics – Carbonella, Navy, Black, Coffea – that transcend seasons without fail, punctuated by organic hues like Warm Stone, Bronze, Alezan or Earth. These colors don't follow trends, they precede or ignore them, building an immediately recognizable visual identity. The cuts play with controlled oversizing: dropping shoulders, low armholes, variable lengths that allow for all layering options. The Mia coat, available in Carbonella and Alpaca, embodies this approach: a masculine straight line, patch pockets, a 7/8 length that reveals the ankle, a relaxed yet never neglected allure. The sleeveless Hanzo vest in Bronze, offered in dual reference, confirms that Sessun also knows how to de-seasonalize certain pieces to make them strategic third layers.

Sessun coats in Saint-Étienne and online

Uptown Store selects each season the most accomplished silhouettes from the Sessun collection, available in store at 21 rue Léon Nautin in Saint-Étienne and on uptown-store.fr with delivery throughout France. Every Sessun women's coat benefits from expert advice in store, where trying on allows you to appreciate the accuracy of cuts and the nobility of materials. To complete your autumn-winter wardrobe, also discover our selection of women's clothing, designed to naturally match the Mediterranean and committed aesthetic of the Marseille brand.

Frequently asked questions

The Lee Valley comes in structured versions like the SnowField or Denimwool, with a refined and timeless cut, while the Mia offers a roomier and more enveloping silhouette, particularly in Alpaca and Carbonella. The choice depends on your preference: a defined and geometric line for the Lee Valley, or voluptuous softness for the Mia. Our teams at Uptown Store in Saint-Étienne can advise you during a visit to find the model that suits your body type.

Absolutely. The Judison Parka in Wood and the Andy Short Parka in Coffea are designed to withstand demanding winter conditions, with finishes that ensure optimal insulation. The Lee Valley SnowField is aptly named for snowy conditions. These pieces are designed to combine thermal protection and urban style, essential characteristics of Sessun's philosophy.

Sessun down jackets, such as the Livingstone in Alezan, should be machine washed at low temperature with a gentle detergent specifically formulated for down. After washing, dry it in a machine at very low temperature with a few dryer balls to restore natural loft. Avoid harsh chemicals that damage the insulating fibers. Consult the label on your piece for precise manufacturer instructions.

Yes, Sessun includes sleeveless gilets in the collection, such as the Hanzo in Bronze, perfect for seasonal transitions or layering under other pieces. These gilets provide targeted down warmth without sleeve restriction, ideal for layering enthusiasts.

The collection plays with a richness of fabrics: leather for pieces like the Harriboyd blouson in Coffee Leather, blended wool for classic silhouettes like the Floral Blvd Coat, alpaca for luxury softness on the Mia, and down for structured parkas. This diversity allows for adaptation to every season and occasion.

Absolutely. Beyond warm tones like Coffea, Wood, and Alezan, you'll find staples like Black and Navy on the Paradise and Lee Wooly coats, as well as earthy tones like Carbonella and Ebene. These shades ensure easy integration into a minimalist or sophisticated wardrobe.

Sessun designs its coats with urban comfort in mind: arm mobility, relative lightness despite insulation, and discreet functional details. A visit to Uptown Store in Saint-Étienne allows you to try on several models and silhouettes to identify the one that fits your body type without constraint. Don't hesitate to ask for advice on drape and freedom of movement.