I’m not sure about you, but as soon as Pantone named Cloud Dancer, a lofty and billowy white, as the colour of the year, I started searching for the perfect winter white coat. While I already own a handful, this one stopped me in my tracks. It looks ten times more expensive than it is, I’ve seen it on the feeds of fashionable women I know, and it’s from a high-street brand with tried-and-tested quality. What’s not to love?

Then, when I tried it myself, there was no way I’d pass up the opportunity to make it my last winter coat purchase. To my surprise, it’s still in stock – such a rare occurrence for a viral M&S piece.

It’s still very chilly in the UK, so you’ll be able to maximise every bit of wear from this coat. Fashion editors rave about it, stylish women are wearing it, and the site reviews speak for themselves, with a 4.7-star rating. While some people mention it runs on the longer side, others say it looks elegant and trendy, neatly tailored and reasonably priced. Most reviewers find it true to size, though some say the fit is oversized, so consider sizing down if you prefer a more tailored silhouette.

While the coat feels very elegant and layers beautifully over dressier winter outfits, you can just as easily dress it down with cashmere knits and trousers or jeans for a more casual look. It also pairs perfectly with a white fuzzy hat for a chic finish.

The luxe borg longline coat is made from a sumptuous fabric and cut in a classic double-breasted silhouette, making it undeniably sophisticated. Although it has the cosy feel of a coatigan, it’s actually a proper trench-style coat. It’s designed in a relaxed fit with a longline shape for extra coverage and a modern feel, while the collarless V-neckline keeps the look sleek. Contrast buttons fasten at the front, and one reviewer even noted that the collarless design prevents makeup transfer – always a bonus with white outerwear.

So if you’re looking for one more winter coat, this is it. I doubt it will be restocked once it sells out, so add it to basket while you still can.

Anne Lora Scagliusi is a fashion commerce writer at Grazia with over a decade of international experience. She began her career in Dubai, covering major fashion events and global trends, and her work has appeared in Vogue, Vanity Fair, Marie Claire, and Glamour.