Caldmere | Double Breasted Trench Coat Wool Brown

Coffee wool. Belt pulled. Walking.

The weight registers first: the wool falls straight from the shoulder and stays there as you walk, so nothing flaps and nothing rides up. Belt it and the coat draws neatly in at the waist. Leave it open and it hangs long and easy over a suit or a heavy knit. Ten minutes from the house you stop thinking about it, which is the point.

Double Breasted Front That Keeps the Wind Out The overlapping closure doubles the cloth across the chest, so cold air has nowhere to get in. It is the warmest part of the coat and the reason a double breasted jacket still beats a single row of buttons in January.

Wide Lapels That Turn Up Against the Weather Broad, well-shaped lapels lie flat when the coat is open and roll into a proper collar when the temperature drops.

Belted Waist That Shapes the Line Drawn in, the belt gives the coat a defined waist and stops the skirt swinging about in wind.

Wool Cloth and Silk Lining That Move Over Tailoring The body is a dense wool-blend coating with a dry hand and a heavy, straight drape rather than any stretch. The smooth silk-feel lining lets it slide on and off over a jacket without dragging at the sleeve.

Wear it over a grey suit with black leather boots, or over a chunky roll-neck and dark denim at the weekend.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Wool-blend coating with smooth lining
• Fit: Regular, cut to layer over tailoring
• Sleeve: Long set-in sleeve
• Length: Long, below the knee
• Closure: Double breasted button front with belt
• Collar: Wide notch lapel, turns up
• Season: Autumn and winter
• Occasions: Office, evenings out, city weekends
• Sizes: XS to 3XL