Natalia | Classic Long Trench Coat

Natalia | The Classic Long Trench Coat

A coat is the one thing everybody sees, every day, all winter.

The Natalia is cut for a real body — room through the chest and the hip, a shoulder that sits where yours does, and a length that covers you properly.

In red it holds its colour under a grey sky, which is more than most coats manage.

Put it on over whatever you are already wearing, turn the collar up, and go.

Why women love the Classic Long Trench Coat?

Colours That Hold Against Deep Brown Skin: Camel, oxblood, forest, bone — chosen because they keep their depth next to warm brown skin instead of washing it out. The neutrals read rich rather than dusty, and the brights stay grown-up. You can wear this over black or over cream and it works either way.

Cut To Skim, Not To Cling: The shoulder sits where your shoulder is, the body falls straight from the chest, and there is room to close it over a jumper. Nothing pulls across the back when you reach for a seatbelt, and nothing bunches at the hip when you sit down.

A Collar That Frames The Face: The lapel is wide enough to turn up against a cold platform and neat enough to lie flat indoors. Worn open it makes a long line down the front; closed it holds the warmth in at the chest, where you feel the cold first.

Long Enough To Actually Cover You: It comes past the hip and over the seat, so the coat does its job standing at a bus stop and still looks right over a dress. Deep pockets sit where your hands naturally fall — no fumbling with a bag in one hand.

A Coat You Keep For Years: A dense, brushed woven cloth that holds its shape, seams stitched to take being pulled on every morning, and a lining that lets a sleeve slide over a knit without dragging. This is a coat you put away in April and are glad to see again in October.

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These are the body measurements each size is cut to fit. Measure yourself over light clothing and pick the row you land in. Measurements may vary by up to 0.8 inch (2 cm). If you are between two sizes, take the larger size.