Bellerose | Reversible Hooded Jacket - Navy Canvas & Faux Fur

A jacket built to be worn two ways is a jacket built for how a wardrobe actually works, and this reversible hooded piece from Bellerose does exactly that. On one face, navy blue canvas gives it a clean, utilitarian edge — the kind of surface that reads equally well under city lights or against raw daylight. Flip it, and the entire mood shifts: ecru faux fur takes over, softening the silhouette into something plush and cocoon-like. Two jackets, one garment, zero compromise. The canvas side has the dry, structured hand typical of a heavier woven cotton-look fabric — substantial enough to hold its shape through the shoulders and hood, with a slight stiffness that softens as it's worn in. The faux fur lining, by contrast, is dense and tactile, finished on the reverse in polyester so it keeps its loft rather than flattening out. Wearing it fur-side-out turns the jacket into a textural statement piece; canvas-side-out keeps it understated, letting the raised collar and drawstring details do the talking. Cut with a high-low hem, the jacket falls shorter at the front and drops longer at the back — a deliberately asymmetric proportion that adds movement without adding bulk. The hood stays structured on both sides thanks to its own drawstring, which pulls up in a contrasting cord that reads as a small but deliberate design signature. Elastic cuffs close the sleeves cleanly, sealing out wind and keeping the fit trim at the wrist even when the rest of the jacket sits with generous ease through the body. The raised collar adds another layer of coverage at the neck, standing up against the elements or folding down for a more relaxed line. In motion, the two fabrics behave differently and that's the point: the canvas swings with a bit of structure, holding its outline as you walk, while the faux fur side moves with more softness, shifting light across its surface. That contrast makes the jacket genuinely seasonal-spanning — canvas-out for milder days and transitional layering over knitwear, fur-out for the coldest stretches when texture and warmth take priority. Styling it is straightforward precisely because it does double duty. Wear the canvas face over a fine knit and straight trousers for a pared-back, off-duty uniform, or flip to the faux fur side and let it anchor an all-black look, its texture doing the visual work a print or colour might otherwise do. Either way, the drawstring hem and hood keep the proportions adjustable, so the jacket can be cinched close or left open and loose depending on the moment.