• Funnel neck sits high against the throat, offering wind protection without the bulk of a traditional lapel - the collar holds its shape rather than collapsing inward.
• Double-breasted front with two neat rows of gold-tone buttons that run from collar to waist, giving the coat a structured, intentional look even when worn open.
• Self-tie belt cinches at the natural waist - tie it loosely for a relaxed drape or knot it firmly to pull the silhouette in; the coat works either way.
• Epaulette detailing at the shoulders nods to classic military tailoring, adding dimension to the upper body without relying on padding.
• Tab-fastened cuffs at the wrist finish the sleeve with the same button hardware used throughout, keeping the detailing consistent from top to hem.

A trench is rarely the most exciting thing in a wardrobe - until it's this one. The funnel neck changes the whole proportion, swapping the traditional open collar for something that feels more current and more considered. It layers easily over chunky knits and hoodies without the collar getting in the way, and the longline cut means it works just as well thrown over a midi dress. The belted waist stops the volume from overwhelming, so even on days you want to stay cosy and covered up, the shape still reads as put-together. Style it as the model does - with simple hoop or statement earrings as the only accessory - and let the coat carry the look. It's the kind of piece that makes a casual Saturday in town feel intentional, and transitions just as naturally into an evening out at a bar or a casual dinner with friends. Wear it belted with wide-leg trousers and chunky trainers for a look that's relaxed but sharp.