Marco Coppola

Marco Coppola focuses on sharp lines, exact proportions, and fabrics that sit clean on the body. This edit moves from double-breasted trenches to cupro resort pants and "old money" knits that read polished, not precious. Build a modern uniform from pieces that balance classic tailoring with a discreet, contemporary edge.

  • Marco Coppola Trench Double Breasted

    Marco Coppola

    Trench Double Breasted

    Regular price $705
    Sale price $705
  • Marco Coppola Collared Polo Sweater

    Marco Coppola

    Collared Polo Sweater

    Regular price $196
    Sale price $196
  • Marco Coppola Tailored Black Pants With Double Pleat Design
    Regular price $179
    Sale price $179
  • Marco Coppola Black Polo Sweater With Buttoned Placket
    Regular price $193
    Sale price $193
  • Marco Coppola Double-Pleated Tailored Pants With Refined Cuffs
    Regular price $179
    Sale price $179
  • Marco Coppola Old Money Sweater

    Marco Coppola

    Old Money Sweater

    Regular price $200
    Sale price $200
  • Marco Coppola Tailored Black Cupro Resort Pants With Front Pleats
    Regular price $266
    Sale price $266
  • Marco Coppola Old Money Cardigan

    Marco Coppola

    Old Money Cardigan

    Regular price $224
    Sale price $224

Marco Coppola

The Marco Coppola collection at TheList narrows in on tailored structure and ease. Expect double-breasted trench coats with clean architecture, collared polo sweaters that sit between knitwear and shirting, and black pants cut with precise pleats and a strong drape. The mood leans quiet and directional — pieces that sit naturally next to popular brands like Jil Sander, The Row, and Lemaire without feeling derivative.

Within the edit you’ll find:

  • Double-pleated tailored pants with defined cuffs for a sharp line over shoes.
  • Polo sweaters and cardigans that frame the neck and collarbone with a neat placket.
  • “Old money” knits that reference heritage dressing without loud branding.
  • Cupro resort pants designed for movement, travel, and long days in the city.

Each piece lists detailed sizing and measurements so you can decide between a truer tailored fit or a more relaxed, contemporary break. If you’re choosing between two sizes or styling pieces with other labels, our team can advise on fit, rise, and length before you check out.

FAQ

How does Marco Coppola clothing typically fit?
Marco Coppola cuts lean toward clean, tailored lines with room to move rather than aggressive slim fits. Pleated pants offer space through the thigh while maintaining a sharp front crease. Knitwear like polo sweaters and cardigans generally sit true to size on the shoulders. Check the fit notes on each product page if you prefer a more relaxed drape.
What occasions work best for Marco Coppola pieces?
These pieces move easily between office, dinner, and travel. Tailored black pants and cupro resort trousers pair with shirts or knitwear for a considered work look, while trenches handle commuting and evenings without feeling over-styled. The "old money" sweaters and cardigans are suited to smart-casual settings where you want structure without a blazer.
How should I care for Marco Coppola knitwear and pants?
Follow the care label on each garment first. Knitwear generally responds best to gentle hand washing or a delicate cycle in a wash bag, dried flat away from direct heat. Tailored pants should rest between wears; use a proper hanger to preserve the crease and line. Dry cleaning is recommended for structured pieces or when you want to maintain the original finish as long as possible.
What can I style Marco Coppola pants and knits with?
Marco Coppola’s silhouettes are designed to sit easily with other minimalist and contemporary labels. Black pleated trousers work well with oversized shirting, directional sneakers, or leather derbies. Polo sweaters and cardigans layer under tailored coats from popular brands like Acne Studios or Prada without adding bulk. Stick to clean footwear and restrained accessories to keep the focus on cut and proportion.
Are Marco Coppola pieces a good choice if I like both classic and contemporary design?
Yes, the collection sits exactly at that intersection. Traditional elements like double-breasted fronts, front pleats, and cardigans are present, but the proportions, fabric choices, and styling cues feel current. If your wardrobe mixes classic tailoring with more conceptual pieces from labels like Margiela or Marni, Marco Coppola integrates smoothly and adds structure without stiffness.