25 Trench Coats For Every Budget

Meet the MVP of your capsule wardrobe.

There’s a reason the timeless trench coat consistently tops wishlists and capsule wardrobe round-ups each season – it’s just so damn versatile. From rugged origins as military outerwear to the unofficial uniform of iconic Hollywood heroines, the trench coat is one of the hardest-working pieces in our collective closet. This season, there’s more options than ever when it comes to choosing your perfect trench. Ahead, we round up key trench coat trends you need to know, and the labels leading the charge.

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Light as Air

A trench coat is the perfect outerwear to help ease into spring dressing. If your climate only ever calls for a light outer layer, linen trench coats will be your go-to. They’re the perfect way to keep a cool breeze at bay, while remaining breathable enough for mild weather (or even just a sunny lunch break). Still want to maintain that airy aesthetic but need a little more warmth? A short trench coat in a thicker fabric like wool or cotton drill will keep you snug without the extra length.

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New Neutrals

While IT colours come and go, neutrals are forever. From stone and beige to khaki and taupe, a neutral trench coat will work back with literally everything in your wardrobe. If you’re ready to invest, this CAMILLA AND MARC trench is a timeless piece you’ll turn to for years to come. At the other end of the spectrum, brands like M.N.G, Topshop and Pull&Bear make finding the perfect camel trench coat (without breaking the bank) a breeze.

@looxlikecarrie wears CAMILLA AND MARC

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Luxe Leather

If you’re looking to bridge the gap between trending and timeless, a leather trench coat is the perfect fit. Whether crafted from supple genuine leather, or from slick wet-look PU, this statement twist on a wardrobe classic will have your cold weather dressing sorted. A brown or black trench coat in buttery leather will earn serious style points, with everyone from Hansen & Gretel to Lover in on the trend.