Full Size Open Front Longline Trench Coat | Light Blue / S 100100510063900

Product Overview

A modern longline trench designed to lift everyday looks—clean, minimal lines and a smart open-front that layers effortlessly over workwear or weekend outfits. The subtle button detail at the neckline provides structure without closing the silhouette, while the three-quarter sleeves keep the shape contemporary and wearable year-round. This piece is designed as a lightweight outer layer that brings instant polish whether you’re dressing up or down.

Fabric & Material Insights

The fabric is a polyester-based outershell—a widely used synthetic textile in outerwear. Polyester (often produced as polyethylene terephthalate, PET) is valued for its strength, color retention and low-maintenance care. In the context of a trench this material provides a smooth drape, reliable wrinkle resistance and good shape retention so the coat looks crisp after travel or long days.

Material facts

• Produced from synthetic fibers with high tensile strength and colorfastness.
• Dries quickly and resists shrinkage compared with many natural fibers.
• Can be finished with treatments (water-repellent coatings or anti-pill finishes) though those vary by supplier—light moisture resistance is common, full waterproofing is not guaranteed unless specified.
• Environmental note: traditional polyester is petroleum-derived; recycled polyester options limit resource use and waste (look for items labeled “recycled” if sustainability is a priority).

Fabric Advantages — Pros and Cons

Pros

• Durable and long-lasting—holds shape and resists tears and abrasion.
• Low-wrinkle finish—stays neat after packing or sitting, great for travel.
• Easy care—tolerates machine washing in cool water and quick drying.
• Colorfast—keeps deep, even shades longer than many natural fibers.
• Lightweight feel with a smooth surface that layers well over knitwear.

Cons

• Less breathable than cotton or linen—can feel warm in hot, humid conditions.
• Can generate static and minor pilling over time without anti-pilling finishes.
• Not inherently waterproof—will resist light drizzle but is not a raincoat unless treated.
• Environmental impact—conventional polyester is fossil-fuel based and can shed microfibers when washed; recycling options mitigate this.

How to Measure: Get the Right Fit

Two measurement approaches give the most accurate fit: measure your body and measure a coat you already own that fits the way you like. Then compare those figures to the product measurements on the product page.

Measuring your body (wear light clothing)

• Bust/Chest: Wrap a soft tape around the fullest part of your chest, keeping tape parallel to the floor. Breathe normally—don’t hold your breath.
• Shoulder width: Measure from the outside edge of one shoulder to the other across the back, following the natural line where a shoulder seam sits.
• Sleeve length: From the natural shoulder point (where the arm meets the shoulder) down to where you want the sleeve to end. For three-quarter sleeves measure to mid-forearm.
• Back length (coat length): From the nape of your neck (where the neck meets the shoulders) straight down the spine to the desired hemline.
• Ease consideration: For wearing over sweaters or blazers allow 2–4 inches of additional chest/bust ease for comfortable layering; if you prefer a close-fitting silhouette, allow 1–2 inches.

Measuring a coat that fits you well

• Lay the coat flat on a table. Measure across the front from seam to seam at key points and double when comparing to body circumference (e.g., chest/bust).
• Chest (flat): underarm seam to underarm seam × 2.
• Shoulder (flat): seam to seam across the back.
• Sleeve: from shoulder seam to cuff edge along the outer seam.
• Length: from the center back neckline to hem.

Fit Notes

• Designed as a layering piece with a relaxed longline silhouette—works over shirts, blouses and light-to-medium sweaters.
• Three-quarter sleeves are stylistic: they clear most long-sleeve layers and showcase bracelets or watch straps. If you want full wrist coverage, check sleeve measurements or consider a longer-sleeved coat.
• Open-front styling is made for easy layering; if you prefer a more tailored look, consider belting at the waist or adding a fitted blazer beneath.
• Because the interior is unstructured, the coat drapes rather than providing heavy insulation—pair with insulating layers for colder climates.

Season & Weather Guidance

Best suited for transitional seasons: spring and fall when you need a lightweight but polished outer layer. In mild winter climates it works well when layered with a warm sweater or thin down vest. Avoid relying on it as a primary rain barrier—polyester resists light moisture but is not a substitute for waterproof outerwear in heavy rain.

Color, Pairing & Styling Ideas

Because the coat comes in solid tones, it’s a versatile canvas for a wide range of outfits. Here are pairing ideas by color family:

• Neutrals (camel, black, navy): Classic office combinations—dress shirt, tailored trousers, leather loafers or ankle boots. Add a silk scarf for polish.
• Dark or jewel tones: Contrast with lighter denim and white tees for casual chic, or layer over monochrome black for a sleek evening look.
• Bold shades: Keep the rest of the outfit neutral to let the coat be the focal point; add metallic accessories for an elevated finish.
• Casual styling: Pair with slim jeans, a knit tee, and clean sneakers. Add a crossbody bag or belt for shape.
• Office to evening: Wear over a sheath dress with pumps; add a statement necklace and small clutch to transition to night.

Model & Styling Reference

Product photography is used to illustrate proportion and styling. The coat’s longline shape is intentionally elongating—ideal for creating a streamlined silhouette on many body types. If you prefer the coat to sit shorter or want extra arm coverage, compare the coat’s back length and sleeve measurements to a trusted garment before ordering.

Care Guide — Keep it Lovely Longer

• Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle to preserve color and finish.
• Use mild detergent and avoid bleach or harsh stain removers that can damage synthetic finishes.
• Tumble dry on low if needed, but the gentlest method is to reshape and hang to air dry—this helps maintain the coat’s silhouette and prolongs finishes.
• If wrinkles appear, use a garment steamer or a warm iron on the lowest safe setting with a press cloth between fabric and iron.
• To remove pills, use a fabric shaver gently. For small marks, spot-clean promptly with a mild soap solution.
• Store on a sturdy hanger to keep shoulder shape; avoid crowded closets to prevent creasing and abrasion.

Care Tips & Quick Maintenance

• Turn the coat inside out before washing to reduce abrasion and color fading.
• Avoid fabric softener if the coat has any water-repellent finish—softener can reduce its effectiveness.
• Zip or fasten buttons (if any) before washing to protect edges from catching.
• For stubborn stains or if you’re unsure, seek professional cleaning—especially if there are trims or special finishes.

Style Tips

• Define your waist with a slim belt or wear it open for a relaxed vertical line.
• Roll the three-quarter sleeves over a fitted long sleeve top to create layered contrast with visible cuffs.
• Pair with ankle boots and a structured bag for a smart-city look, or sneakers and a knit beanie for relaxed weekend wear.
• Add a lightweight scarf for color and to protect the neck on cooler days—choose silk for dressier looks or cashmere blends for warmth.

FAQ

• Is the coat lined? This style is intentionally lightweight and designed to drape; it does not contain a heavy inner lining, which makes it easy to layer but less insulating than lined outercoats.
• Does it stretch? The fabric is a stable synthetic weave—there is little to no mechanical stretch, so select your size based on how many layers you intend to wear underneath.
• Can I wear it in rain? It will handle light showers and drizzle because of the polyester surface, but it’s not a substitute for a waterproof raincoat in heavy or prolonged rain.
• How should I size it? For a fitted look wear your usual size; if you often layer bulky knits, consider sizing up to allow additional ease. Use the measuring guidance to compare with a garment you already own for the most accurate choice.
• How do I remove wrinkles? A handheld steamer is ideal. If using an iron, place a thin cloth between the iron and the coat and use a low temperature to avoid shine.

Final Notes & Buying Advice

If you’re looking for a versatile outerpiece that upgrades outfits from casual to professional with minimal effort, this longline trench is a practical, polished choice. It’s low maintenance, travel-friendly and flattering for many silhouettes. Before purchasing, check how the coat’s length aligns with your preferred hemline and whether you’ll need extra room for heavy layering—then choose the size that gives you your preferred ease. Add this coat to your wardrobe to gain an instantly refined, adaptable layer you’ll reach for across multiple seasons.