Help me identify this virtually untraceable Italian coat brand!

[60degnorth]

Fourteen years ago I bought a wool coat at a store in South Africa which was reselling all the clothing that gets donated in bundles from Europe to "poor Africa". The coat had the label "Loika Italia". The coat is very long with a wide skirt and the buttons are metal Alexander the Great coins. For a label which was apparently a registered trademark, I can't understand why this is virtually untraceable? It is a mystery nevertheless. The coat is very very heavy and feels high quality. I live in Europe (Finland) again and I was about to donate it as it doesn't fit me anymore when I realized that this might be worth a lot? Who knows! I really need your help.
Photos attached!

 

[BlackLotusVintage]

Fourteen years ago I bought a wool coat at a store in South Africa which was reselling all the clothing that gets donated in bundles from Europe to "poor Africa". The coat had the label "Loika Italia". The coat is very long with a wide skirt and the buttons are metal Alexander the Great coins. For a label which was apparently a registered trademark, I can't understand why this is virtually untraceable? It is a mystery nevertheless. The coat is very very heavy and feels high quality. I live in Europe (Finland) again and I was about to donate it as it doesn't fit me anymore when I realized that this might be worth a lot? Who knows! I really need your help.
Photos attached!

Hi there, that is a great coat and looks great on you! But boy you aren't kidding, I am good at finding things but came up dry on the label. Are there any other tags or marks anywhere? What does the linking look like?

 

[BlackLotusVintage]

The Roman coin buttons are very cool, they are still available today- an example here

 

[BlackLotusVintage]

@Oteri Moda Do you by chance recognize this label?