Clarissa | Double-Breasted Trench Coat Lapel Collar

Rain starts. Collar turns. Out.

Two rows of buttons run up the front, and they are what give this coat its shape — closed, the line draws in at the waist rather than hanging straight. The lapel collar sits high enough to turn up when the wind picks up. It runs long, so a dress or a suit sits underneath without bunching at the hem. Sizes run XS to L in a regular fit; if a thick knit goes under it, take the next size up.

Double-Breasted Front That Defines the Waist Buttoned through, the overlap pulls the middle in and holds a clear silhouette all day. Left open, it falls in two long columns that lengthen the whole line.

Lapel Collar That Handles the Weather Flat and polished when the morning is mild, turned up against the neck when it isn't. That single adjustment takes the coat from desk to cold pavement.

Squared Shoulder That Keeps the Line Clean The shoulder seam sits on the bone instead of dropping, so the sleeve hangs straight and the coat still reads sharp over a blazer.

Firm Woven Cloth With Weight to the Drape A smooth, closely woven fabric with almost no stretch, substantial enough to hold the collar upright and fall in a straight column from the hip. Buttons are set on reinforced plackets so the front stays flat across the chest through a day's wear.

Wear it over straight wool trousers and a fine knit, with a leather ankle boot.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Firm smooth weave, minimal stretch
• Fit: Regular — size up for heavy knitwear underneath
• Sleeve: Long, set-in shoulder
• Length: Long, covers a dress or suit
• Closure: Double-breasted button front
• Collar: Lapel, wearable flat or turned up
• Sizes: XS, S, M, L
• Season: Autumn, winter, early spring
• Occasions: Commuting, office, city weekends, dinner