A · TRENCHCOAT _an angle sleeve
 
Nothing beats a classic, and what’s better than a good old trenchcoat? If you’re looking for outerwear that will withstand the test of time and trends, this is the one you need.
 
Of course, we added our own twist to the recognizable style. This coat is another evolution of our angle sleeve family of shirts, blouses and jackets. The original iteration of this design was inspired by the lining on the inside of a vintage blazer, where the arms connected to the sleeves in an unexpected square shape. We brought this design to the outside to make it shine as a feature.
Other details include the inverted pockets and the contrasting red piping on the inside, easy to reveal by rolling up the sleeves. Which are quite wide for a trenchcoat, by the way.
 
You may have noticed the angle sleeve design is covered by storm flaps, but here’s the surprise: they’re actually a short gilet. Take it off the coat to reveal the angle sleeve design whenever you want. It’s also possible to wear the gilet separately over another outfit, for example a blouse or sweater. You’d be surprised by the result!
 
Then there’s actually another nod to a classic type of coat. We make this trench out of a blue cotton twill (organic, of course), reminding of a workcoat. If you want to assemble a full suit, you can pair the coat with our new high-waisted pants in the same fabric.
 
We added our own twist to the recognizable trenchcoat style. This coat is another evolution of our angle sleeve family of shirts, blouses and jackets, meaning the armhole has a square shape, based on the lining of a vintage blazer. You might think the design is hidden beneath the storm flaps, but you can take those off: they actually form a short gilet! The coat comes in a blue cotton twill, reminding of a classic workcoat, with contrasting red piping and pocket lining.
 
If you want to go all out and assemble a full suit, you can pair the coat with our new high-waisted pants in the same fabric and color combo.