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Our trench coat is built for the modern wardrobe—classic enough to work over suits and dresses, practical enough for everyday wear. We designed it with a water-resistant cotton-blend shell, breathable lining, and adjustable belt to customize your fit.
The double-breasted front and storm flap echo heritage trench design, while hidden interior pockets and convertible collar add functional versatility. Whether you’re commuting in drizzle or layering for cool evenings, this coat delivers refined protection without sacrificing movement.
- Water-resistant cotton-blend shell with DWR finish
- Fully lined with breathable poly-cotton interior
- Double-breasted closure with horn-effect buttons
- Adjustable waist belt and cuff straps
- Storm flap, gun flap, and convertible collar
Materials & construction

We build every Helsa trench coat with a 60/40 cotton-polyester shell treated with durable water repellent, so light rain beads off instead of soaking through. The fabric weight balances wind resistance with breathability—you won’t overheat on mild days.
Double-stitched seams at stress points reinforce durability, and the full lining prevents cling while keeping you comfortable across a wide temperature range. The same attention to lasting quality that defines our broader outerwear collection carries through every panel and closure on this coat.
Sizing & fit

The trench runs true to size with a relaxed fit through the shoulders and chest, tapering slightly at the waist when you cinch the belt. Sleeve length is designed to hit just past the wrist bone, covering the back of your hand when arms are at rest.
We recommend ordering your usual size if you plan to layer over light knits or blouses. Size up one if you regularly wear chunky sweaters or blazers underneath. The adjustable belt and cuff straps let you dial in the silhouette whether you prefer a streamlined or looser drape.
Styling versatility

Wear the collar upright and buckled for maximum wind protection, or fold it flat for a cleaner neckline. The neutral palette works equally well with denim and sneakers or tailored trousers and heels.
The detachable belt means you can wear it open for a relaxed, coat-over-the-arm vibe or cinched to define your waist. Hidden snap tabs at the back vent let you close the pleat for a sleeker profile when you’re sitting or adjust airflow when you’re walking.
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Trench coat questions answered
The coat is water-resistant with a DWR finish that repels light rain and mist. It will keep you dry in drizzle and short showers, but it’s not designed for heavy downpours. For extended wet weather, we recommend layering with an umbrella or choosing a fully sealed raincoat from our collection.
We recommend dry cleaning to preserve the water-repellent finish and maintain fabric integrity. If you need to spot-clean between professional cleanings, use a damp cloth on marks and hang to air-dry. Machine washing may compromise the DWR treatment and cause shrinkage in the lining.
The trench is cut to layer over blazers and structured clothing, so it runs roomier through the chest and shoulders than a tailored jacket. If you wear a size small blazer and plan to wear the trench over sweaters or suits, stick with a small. If you prefer a closer fit for wearing over shirts only, consider sizing down.
We currently offer the trench in classic khaki, navy, and black. Khaki is our most versatile option and pairs with nearly every wardrobe palette. Navy works well for business settings, and black provides a sleek urban look. All three colors feature the same construction and finish.
The belt ships threaded through the coat’s back belt loops but is fully removable. You can wear the coat open without the belt, tie it loosely in front for a casual drape, or cinch it tight at the waist for a defined silhouette. The belt loops are reinforced so frequent adjustment won’t cause wear.
The trench is designed as a transitional layer for temperatures roughly between 40–65°F. It blocks wind and repels moisture but doesn’t provide insulation for freezing weather. For colder climates, layer it over a wool sweater or consider pairing it with one of our insulated liners that button into the interior.
The hem falls approximately to mid-thigh on someone five-six, offering coverage without restricting stride. Taller wearers will find it hits closer to upper-thigh, while petite customers may see it reach closer to knee length. Exact measurements are listed in the size chart on this page.
