21 of the best trench coats for women – from classic camel designs to on-trend suedes and checks
We've rounded up the very best trench coats to shop this autumn
A practical all-year-round staple, the best trench coats for women are a piece of outerwear that every wardrobe deserves. Whether you want to invest in a classic Burberry trench or you're looking for an affordable style, we've rounded up the very best.
Trench coats work all year round, but especially in the transitional seasons when temperatures drop, making them an autumn capsule wardrobe essential. They are versatile enough to wear when the weather turns, but work sunnier days too, which is why they're an autumn favourite. And although the classic trench was spotted on several runways this season, making it one of the key coat trends 2025, the timeless design will never fade out of fashion, which means that you'll wear your trench for years to come.
In terms of styling, opt for a piece with a built-in belt if you prefer a more fitted look, or embrace the straight, boxier shape for a more relaxed and trendy ensemble. If you want to make sure you're covered when temperatures plummet, you can size up on your trench coat and slip a thermal gilet underneath for added warmth without compromising on aesthetics.
21 of the best trench coats for women
The best trench coats overall
With a classic camel tone and longline design, this affordable trench coat will slip seamlessly into your autumn outfit ideas. It has a relaxed fit, long sleeves, and a detachable belt for versatile styling options.
If you're looking for a relaxed mac-style coat, this Sezane pick is simply divine. Caroline advises, "I'm a longtime Sezane fan, but even I was surprised by how much I loved this trench coat in person. The lining really takes it to another level of luxury, and it makes you feel like a Parisian as soon as you put it on."
This classic black trench coat is elevated with a timeless double-breasted design and a neat belted waist. It has epaulettes on the shoulders, buttoned cuff straps, and a longline silhouette for smart styling options, making it one of the best trench coats.
Warmest Trench Coats
Best Trench Coats for Petites
In a trending chocolate brown shade, this trench coat not only looks the part, but its detachable quilted hood adds to its practical appeal, offering warmth and protection from the elements. Its longline silhouette and tie-waist make this a smart and sophisticated take on the classic design.
Hobbs is a fantastic brand for trenches, and our Digital Fashion Editor Rivkie Baum comments, "I absolutely love my growing collection of Hobbs trench coats. While I largely try and avoid being out in wet weather, I have been caught in a downpour in my Hobbs trench coat, and the parts that the coat covered were bone dry, so it's a practical style too".
With a midi-length, this trench coat sits neatly just below the knee for petite sizes. It has a classic honey colour which pairs perfectly with denim shades, and the detachable belt is ultra-flattering and cinches you in at the waist, making it one of the best trench coats.
Best Burberry Trench Coats
Owning a world-renowned Burberry trench coat is worth every penny. Made by one of the best British clothing brands, despite the high price tag, this classic design is packed with the brand's classic detailing. Who can resist the iconic Nova check lining?
The Kensington style is categorised by set-in sleeves and a weightier fabric than the Chelsea or Waterloo style, which makes it perfect for the transitional months ahead. Layer over your favourite crisp white blouse and some laidback barrel leg jeans.
Best Suede Trench Coats
The best suede jackets come in a variety of styles, but a suede trench is a standout investment piece. This Frances Trench by one of the best British brands, Fairfax & Favor, is made from the softest suede, has leather-lined suede epaulettes, and a reversible belt.
If you're looking to buy an investment piece, this long suede trench coat should be a top contender. It has a rich, chocolate brown hue that perfectly aligns with the autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2025, and its supple suede leather will age beautifully.
With a timeless tan shade, this faux-suede trench is perfect for adding a vintage flair to your autumn wardrobe. You could wear this to almost any occasion, from heading to the office paired with tailoring to layering over an LBD for the ultimate date night outfit.
Best Black Trench Coats
This versatile, smart trench coat is ideal for the season ahead. The belt and cuff details help to add some shape to your look, all whilst keeping you stylishly wrapped up. It's made from responsibly sourced cotton to form a shower-resistant finish, and has classic storm flaps and shoulder epaulettes.
Best plus size trench coats
If you prefer longer line silhouettes, this trench coat is the ultimate find. It offers a relaxed long cut, a tie-waist and a classic neutral hue that makes styling it super easy. This trench also has more of a wide range of sizes, coming in sizes 18-30.
FAQs
Where can I get the best trench coats?
Where you shop for your trench coat will largely depend on how much you want to spend and your style preferences. If you're looking for more of an investment piece, high-end brands such as Burberry or Ralph Lauren are worth browsing; however, you can find great designs from high-street favourites such as Hobbs, M&S, Mango, and Zara.
It is worth buying a trench coat?
A trench coat is a versatile, seasonal wardrobe piece that you can wear for a lifetime, especially if you invest in high-quality items made from cotton or wool blends. Not only this, but it's a piece of outerwear that works all year round, from the early spring months through to autumn and winter.
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Molly is a fashion writer for woman&home, whose journalistic career began with her enthusiasm for fashion. Having always been an avid writer, she has contributed to publications covering a variety of topics.
After graduating from her master's in Fashion History and Cultures, she transitioned to teaching at London College of Fashion, where she taught in fashion studies. Now, passionate about writing on the significance of fashion, she is dedicated to inspiring others through the power of dress.
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