The Southport Wool Coat - Navy

$1,090.00

Size XXS Sizing Guide

Our coats are true to size with room for layering already built in. Find your size using your body measurements below.

Looking for per-coat measurements and detailed fit advice? See the full fit guide →

Your Body Measurements

All measurements in inches.

Our Size	US Size	Bust	Waist	Hip	Shoulder **	Sleeve *
XXS	00/0	30	25	35	13.5–14	30
XS	0/2	32	27	37	14–14.5	30.5
S	4/6	35	30	40	14.5–15	31
M	8/10	37	32	42	15–16	31.5
L	12/14	39	34	44	15.5–16.5	32
XL	16/18	42	37	47	16.5–17	32.5
1X	18/20	46	40	51	15.5–16.5	33
* Sleeve measured from CB neck to wrist. ** Shoulder measured across the back. See How to Measure below.

Our coats are designed to fit true to size with room for a sweater of medium thickness. If you regularly wear very thick sweaters or blazers underneath, consider sizing up. The XXS is engineered for women 5'1"–5'4" at a size 00/0. Most styles suit women 5'4"–6'. Individual coat lengths by size are on the full fit guide.

How to Measure

Standard Measurements

Bust
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your chest, parallel to the floor. Keep it snug but not tight. Measure over a light layer.

Waist
Measure around your natural waist — the narrowest part of your torso, usually an inch or two above your belly button.

Hip
Measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat, usually 7–9 inches below your natural waist, parallel to the floor.

Shoulder — Across the Back
With your arms relaxed at your sides, measure straight across the back from the edge of one shoulder to the other — from shoulder tip to shoulder tip. This is the measurement most likely to determine your size if you are between two sizes. A coat that fits at the shoulder will fit everywhere else. Please note, shoulder across back measurements are very different from shoulder across front measurements.

Sleeve Length — CB Neck to Wrist

Stand with your arm relaxed at your side, elbow slightly bent.

Place the tape at the prominent bone at the center back of your neck — where your neck meets your shoulders.

Run it across the top of your shoulder, down the outside of your arm, to your wrist bone.

We measure sleeve length from CB neck — not the shoulder seam — so your measurement matches our chart directly.

Coat Length — CB Neck to Hem

Stand straight with feet together.

Place the tape at the same prominent bone at the center back of your neck.

Run it straight down your back to where you'd like the coat to fall.

Individual coat lengths by size are on the full fit guide — helpful for visualizing where each style lands on your frame.

Still not sure?

I personally respond to every sizing email — usually within a day.

Tell me your usual size, your bust measurement, and whether you layer heavily. I'll give you a straight answer.

XXS XS S M L XL 1X

Description

The Southport in navy is a knee-length wool coat designed to fit the way a coat should: room for layers, adjustable cuffs so you never need a tailor, a magnetic and horn-snap closure that holds in wind. Navy is rich and deep, the kind of color that reads as a neutral while being anything but. Made in Chicago from 100% RWS-certified wool grown on regenerative American farms.

"The Checkroom was the only company I found that considered every angle: from material and land use to animal welfare, labor, and artisanship. This coat is worth the investment in every possible way." Kate P., verified buyer

Key details:

• 100% wool: RWS + NATIVA Regen certified, domestic fiber to finish

• Fully lined in The Checkroom's signature stripe lining (52% Rayon, 48% Poly)

• Deep collar for warmth, deep side pockets, adjustable cuffs

• Horn-snap closure, reinforced with magnets, holds closed in wind

• Slight A-line cut allows room through the hips

• Rated: 5°F to 35°F

Not sure which color or length is right for you? The fit guide compares styles side by side, or the style quiz narrows it down in about two minutes.

Size Guide

See our SIZE CHART

Our coats are designed to offer a tailored, yet comfortable fit, with enough room for light to moderate layering underneath.

Fits true to size
Designed to accommodate sweaters

See our FAQ's for more.

Made in the USA

The Checkroom specializes in timeless women’s wool coats made entirely in the United States. Our coats are crafted from 100% RWS certified domestic Shaniko wool which is woven at American Woolen in Connecticut, and ultimately cut and sewn in Chicago.

Returns/ Exchanges

The Checkroom will accept returns on unworn merchandise within 30 days of the date on which your order has arrived.
Read our policy here.

Made on Demand

Made as ordered in our Chicago studio — not pre-manufactured and stocked. Once you place your order, we cut and sew your coat in your chosen size. Plan for approximately 4 weeks from order to delivery. We keep a small quantity of popular sizes in stock; check the size indicator to see if yours
ships sooner. This is how we keep quality high and waste low. Learn more →

Care

All Wool Coats are Dry Clean Only
Give your coat the love that it deserves with proper care. Read more here.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Are wool coats warm?

YES. Our coats are made with high-quality 100% wool and fully lined, these two elements provide excellent insulation while remaining breathable. Wool naturally regulates temperature, keeping you warm in cold weather without overheating. Our longer, double breasted coats are warmer than our shorter single breasted coats. More coat = more warmth.

2. What are the benefits of a 100% wool coat?

A 100% wool coat offers excellent warmth, durability, and breathability. Wool resists odors, regulates body temperature, and maintains its shape over time. Wool is also renewable and biodegradable. When combined with regenerative farming wool can enhance soil health and bio-diversity.

3. Are your coats fully lined?

Yes. All Checkroom coats are fully lined for warmth, structure, and longevity.

4. How should a wool coat fit?

Our coats are designed to allow for comfortable layering while maintaining a clean, tailored silhouette. If you regularly wear blazers under your coats, you may consider sizing up.

5. How long should a quality wool coat last?

With proper care, a well-made wool coat can last 10–20 years or more, making it a worthwhile investment. Brushing and steaming between cleanings can extend the life of your coat along with storing it on a wide hanger to help maintain its shape.

6. Where are your coats made?

Our coats are made in the USA using responsibly sourced RWS certified domestic wool, with a focus on craftsmanship, transparency, and ethical production.

MORE FAQ's LINKED HERE!

Warm and luxurious

Absolutely in love with my coat! The fabric feels heirloom quality—thick but not too thick and the navy color is beautiful and vibrant. I had so many questions for Liz and she was an absolute gem. If you’re a petite lady, she does have petite patterns available as well. Add to cart, you will not regret it!

Great product and Liz is a delight to deal with.

Beautiful!

This is the most beautiful coat I have owned. It is soft and cozy, but so elegant. The color (Navy) is rich and luxurious. I am thrilled!

Glamorous coat

The entire process of buying my coat - Southport XXS in navy blue - was very personal. I was concerned about what size to order since I normally wear petite sizes. Liz felt that in her experience, the XXS would work, and suggested that I could try an XS to see the coat and understand the fit and exchange for an XXS if that was clearly a better option. She was absolutely right. Furthermore, I thought I wanted my coat in burgundy, but liked the navy blue XS so well, I changed my mind.
Liz is very easy to work with because she is not just selling a coat - she is offering a very personal service of choosing the right coat for your style and satisfaction. And I am very satisfied, indeed! I wore the coat the very day I received it!

Timeless Everyday Elegance

I love my Southport Overcoat. It’s warm, comfortable, beautifully made, and so classic. I had been researching sustainable, ethical wool coats for a while, but the Checkroom was the only company I found that considered every angle—from material and land use to animal welfare, labor, and artisanship. When I read that the wool is made in a CT town that part of my family comes from, it was like a message from above! This coat is worth the investment in every possible way—my wardrobe, the planet, the economy, and local skilled labor.

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