Let's be real—finding a leather coat that doesn't scream "I just raided my dad's closet from 1987" is practically a modern miracle. This Worthington number? It's that unicorn. The verdant green leather is giving major "I understand color theory beyond black and brown" energy while maintaining that effortless cool factor that makes people wonder if you thrift professionally.

The silhouette hits that sweet spot between structured enough to look intentional and relaxed enough that you're not the person who looks like they're trying too hard at the indie rock show. It's the coat equivalent of knowing exactly who produced your favorite album's B-sides—subtly impressive without the desperation.

Cut with the kind of proportions that work whether you're layering over a vintage band tee or something slightly more grown-up, this piece has that lived-in character that usually takes years to develop (but without the questionable stains that typically come with vintage finds). The kind of outerwear that makes "oh, this old thing?" actually sound believable when someone inevitably asks where you got it.