Trench Coats

The short trench hits at the hip and works as a transitional layer over jeans, dresses, or workwear — our most versatile silhouette. The long trench falls below the knee and provides full coverage for cooler weather and dressier occasions. Both styles use the same comfort-stretch fabric so they don't restrict movement.

The Comfort Stretch trenches are water-resistant — they handle light rain and drizzle but aren't designed for heavy downpours. For full waterproofing, our Weatherproof Rain Trench uses sealed-seam construction and a more technical face fabric. All three styles are fully lined.

A poly-cotton blend with elastane for movement. The fabric resists wrinkles, has a structured drape, and feels softer than traditional gabardine. It's machine washable on cold, gentle cycle — most trench coats need dry cleaning, which makes this an outlier.

Two things. The Comfort Stretch construction in 98% organic cotton with 2% spandex gives the silhouette some give without losing the structured drape of a classic trench. And the price: by sourcing direct, our trenches start at $90 — accessible for a fabric weight and silhouette typically priced higher. Browse the full women's jackets collection for related outerwear.

Trench coats fit best with about 3–4 inches of room at the chest and shoulders so you can layer a blazer or thick sweater underneath. If you're between sizes, size up — the belt can always cinch the waist. Size charts and model fit notes are on each product page.

Yes. Beyond the classic camel and tan, our trenches come in coffee-bean brown, black, and seasonal colors depending on the style. The brown trench in particular is a popular alternative to traditional khaki.

Layer over dresses, jeans, and workwear for versatile looks. Pair with flat shoes, loafers, and heels for polished occasions. Add scarves, bags, and simple jewelry to complete the silhouette. Wear with tailored pants or skirts for elevated, classic outfits.