Trench Coat – Beige
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This trench coat for women combines a classic cut with a light, flowing silhouette and a tie belt that sits at the waist and creates a feminine effect. As a versatile coat with a belt, the transitional model with a lapel collar and long sleeves complements your everyday life, the office and relaxed days in the city and can be easily worn over a top, blouse or dress.
KEY DETAILS AT A GLANCE
- Tie belt that sits at the waist
- Light, flowing material for comfortable wearing in transition
- Classic lapel collar with long sleeves for a timeless look with many outfits
SIZE & FIT
- Available in sizes S/M and M/L
- Our model is 1.60 m tall and is wearing S/M
MATERIAL
- 89% viscose, 11% polyester
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Frequently asked questions
What defines a trench coat?
A trench coat is a lightweight coat with a button placket and a belt, classically meant as a transitional piece. It is worn both open and closed.
What are the trench coats made of?
Depending on the style, from viscose with polyester or from polyester with a share of elastane. The exact composition is stated in the MATERIAL section of each product page.
Which season is a trench coat for?
For spring and autumn, the weeks between a jacket and a winter coat. On cooler days you wear it over a knit sweater.
How do you wear a trench coat with a belt?
Tie the belt of a trench coat in a loose knot at the front, fasten it with the buckle, or knot it at the back if you wear the coat open. Tied, the belt sits at the waist; worn open, the front of the coat stays free.
What does a trench coat go with?
With jeans and trainers just as well as with a dress and heels. The belt sets the tone: tied looks sleeker, open looks more casual.









