Double Breasted Trench Coat with Patchwork Panels
This double breasted trench coat keeps the classic parts — two rows of buttons, a wide lapel, a long line — and breaks the body into patchwork panels so the beige reads as several tones rather than one flat colour. The skirt is cut A-line, so it widens from the waist instead of hanging straight. The maker gives the fabric as polyester and the thickness as medium, which puts it in autumn and mild winter rather than deep cold. One colourway, sizes S to XXL. Imported.
Key Features
- Double-breasted front, two rows of buttons
- Patchwork panelling across the body
- A-line skirt that widens from the waist
- Wide lapel collar
- Polyester, medium weight, per the maker
- One colourway in beige, sizes S to XXL
How to Wear It
- Button both rows for the sharp line, or leave it open for the A-line sweep.
- Medium weight — this is an autumn coat, not a parka.
- Size up one if you want a knit underneath.
- Hang it rather than folding it; a long coat creases at the hip.
Double-breasted front, patchwork panels, A-line skirt, medium weight — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one long double-breasted coat in beige with patchwork panelling and an A-line skirt, in sizes S to XXL. The maker gives the fabric as polyester and the thickness as medium, and notes that its sizing follows an Asian fit roughly one to two sizes smaller than US and UK, with a 2–3 cm tolerance because measurements are taken by hand. The maker publishes no garment measurement chart for this style — no bust, length or sleeve figures. Email support@splashis.com before you order and we will request the measurement sheet from the factory for you. Imported. Eligible refund requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy.
Who It's For
Best for:
- Autumn and mild winter rather than deep cold
- Anyone who wants length without bulk
- Office and city dressing
- Sizes S through XXL
What medium weight actually means for a coat like this
Coat weight is the thing most listings skip, and it is what decides whether a coat gets worn in November or sits in a cupboard. The maker rates this one medium, and that is a useful honest answer: it is a single-layer polyester shell with no padding, quilting or down fill, so it blocks wind and light rain and does very little against genuine cold on its own. Double-breasted helps more than people expect, because the overlap doubles the fabric across the chest, which is where you lose heat first. The practical range is roughly autumn through a mild winter, and a warm knit underneath extends that by a good few degrees. If you need something for a hard freeze, buy an insulated coat and keep this one for the shoulder seasons.
What to Pair It With
Boots rather than trainers, because a long A-line coat needs some weight at the foot. A knit underneath in autumn. Keep the bag structured; a long soft coat and a soft slouchy bag together read unmade.
Care Instructions
Wash cool and inside out, or follow the care label in the garment, which is the instruction that governs. Skip the tumble dryer; heat is what shortens the life of a knit or a coating. Reshape while damp and dry flat or on a padded hanger so the shoulders keep their line. Iron cool on the reverse, and keep a hot iron off any trim or zip tape.