Twill Detachable Trench Coat

Maxi-length silhouette that falls well below the knee, giving the coat a sweep of volume as it moves - closer to outerwear as statement piece than everyday cover-up Detachable construction allows the coat to be worn as two distinct pieces, extending its use across seasons and occasions Double-breasted front with structured button placket, sitting flat and sharp against the chest without pulling Wide, buckled belt cinches at the waist and can be worn loose for a more relaxed drape or pulled in for a defined silhouette Storm collar stands high at the neck and fastens close, adding a utilitarian edge that reads as deliberate rather than practical The kind of coat that changes the proportion of everything worn beneath it. Pair it over wide-leg tailored trousers and knee-high boots - as the model wears here - and the length becomes intentional, the whole look reading as one considered line from shoulder to floor. The belted waist does the shaping work, so what sits underneath can be as relaxed as a fine-knit and straight-leg trousers without losing structure. For the office, wear it buttoned and belted over a tailored suit or midi dress; for the weekend, leave it open and let the volume do the talking. The detachable element means this coat earns its wardrobe space twice over - a full-length statement in autumn, a shorter jacket once the layers come off. It suits the kind of dressing that looks effortless because the groundwork has already been done.