15 Best Trench Coats for Women 2025
Because we’re still at the start of the season, it’s not too late to stock up on transitional staples, and luckily for you, I have plenty of recommendations. Ahead, find my favorite trench coats on the market.
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Cropped Cut
Massimo Dutti Short Cotton Blend Cape
For shorter shoppers, longline silhouettes can feel daunting. If you feel like your frame drowns in maxi coats, a cropped iteration might just the thing for you.
Structured & Durable
Everlane The Mac Coat
If you want a more structured silhouette, look no further. This boxy Everlane option comes in three neutral colors, including a posh olive green.
Heritage Brand
Coach Relaxed Trench
A Coach trench will stand the test of time, and this updated version checks all of the boxes. It’s not too long and has an adjustable belt, making it the perfect finishing touch for all your spring ’fits.
Beautifully Practical
Souer Dino Long Cotton Gabardine Trench Coat
Fashion marries function with this water-repellent coat from Souer. Why compromise on one or the other when you can have both?
Editor Favorite
Sézane Clyde Trench Coat
Designed for modern layering, this fan-favorite from Sézane is lightweight and relaxed, making it a perfect layer for unpredictable spring weather.
Expertly Tailored
St. Agni Classic Trench Coat
You can always look to St. Agni for subtle sophistication. Classic but modern, this pick is one of my favorites.
Traditional & Affordable
Mango Classic Trench with Belt
This jacket proves that basics can really go the distance. Pair it with a button-up shirt, jeans, and mesh heels, and you have yourself a spring uniform.
Soft Cotton
The Row Domeka Oversize Cotton Twill Trench Coat
You can always expect refreshing designs from The Row, and this one is no different. This cotton twill layer will make you an instant fan of the brand if you aren’t already.
Classic Crossover
Reformation Hayes Denim Trench Coat
I swear by a denim trench, and this one should be a strong contender for your next purchase. It combines America’s favorite fabric with a timeless silhouette.
Olive Tone
Loewe Belted Cotton Drill Trench Coat
With an eye-catching silhouette and olive hue, this iteration is one you should have on your radar. It’s sophisticated, can be dressed up or down, and cinches flawlessly at the waist.
Touch of Grey
Banana Republic Water-Repellant Italian Wool Trench Coat
Looking for a neutral trench that isn’t tan or black? This option from Banana Republic will go with just about everything.
Ultra Luxury
Prada Single-Breasted Cotton Twill Trench Coat
ELLE editors have been obsessed with belted bags lately, so it stands to reason that this accented Prada trench is also a standout. (Pssst…there’s also a cropped version.)
Iconic Investment
Burberry Kensington Cotton Trench Coat
When you think of trench coats, you probably think of Burberry. An investment you can wear for decades, there’s a good reason the Kensington endures after all this time.
Edgy Option
Ganni Bonded Cotton Trench Coat
For a dose of rock and roll, Ganni is serving up this style with double grommeted belts. It’s also available in khaki in case you’re interested in a happy medium.
Leather Essential
Ducie Corrin Leather Trench Coat
Don’t be intimidated by leather! Paired with skirts, trousers, or denim, it can be a striking and fun addition to your wardrobe. Plus, all the It girls have been wearing leather trenches this year.
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