The Rosalind trench coat was cut for real winters: school runs, late trains, long walks between one warm room and the next. It runs S to 2XL, comes in ten colourways from Brown and Khaki through Sky Blue and Light Green, and the fit is generous, with room to layer underneath.
What Makes It Work
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Double-breasted: fasten it high for the coldest days, or drop the top button and let the lapel fall open.
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Waist belt included: switches the shape from column to hourglass in one movement.
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Roomy through the body: cut to slide over a chunky jumper without pulling at the shoulders.
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Falls below the knee: the length that makes the difference on a station platform.
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Ten colourways: the widest colour run in the range, so there is a neutral and a statement version of the same coat.
Three Ways To Wear It
Belt it and add heeled boots for dinner; leave it open over a hoodie for the school run. The same piece, two entirely different registers.
Looking After It
Dry clean recommended to protect the structure. Spot-clean small marks with a damp cloth. Steam rather than iron, and rest it on a broad hanger between wears.
Full measurements for every size are in the Size & Fit panel on this page — switch between inches and centimetres there.
Questions, Answered
Will it hold up in the rain?
It handles drizzle and short downpours comfortably. For sustained heavy rain, treat it as showerproof rather than a technical waterproof shell.
Will it fit over a jumper?
It will. The body and sleeve are cut with layering room, so a mid-weight knit underneath will not pull across the back or shoulders.
Does it run true to size?
It is cut oversized on purpose. Take your usual size for the intended look, or size down once for a closer fit.