Is mid-length Burberry trench coat too short? I'm 5'9" and in my mid-30
Mid -35"
Long - 38"
Mid -35"
Long - 38"
Agreed. Calling that a "long" trench coat is a misnomer. If anything, it's a glorified car coat.Yes- a raincoat should keep you dry at least down to the knees. This is basically a hipster version of a classic.
No I ordered it from saks, $1,194.00If you paid $2k then you almost certainly overpaid.
These are no trench coats. At 6'2", they are certainly nothing close.
all of the Saks links are corrupt.No I ordered it from saks, $1,194.00
I'll check out their outlet this weekend see if they have anything from the heritage line.
I'm not sure what's going on with Saks website, most of them are sold out anyways but here is the link from Burberry. Kensington Herritage - Regular length (38")all of the Saks links are corrupt.
LOL. Paybacks can be costly...but worth it in the overall scheme of life!Discussions such as these happily remind me that I bought my like new classic Burberry poly cotton trench at a U.K. vintage shop for £60. I received three compliments on it while in Toronto this weekend.
However my wife has requested a short black Burberry trench like coat for her birthday in November at $1800. That's what I get for gloating too loudly!
Cheers,
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So, all in, two Burberry trench coats for $1860 or $930 each, plus one very happy wife. Still sounds like a good deal to me.Discussions such as these happily remind me that I bought my like new classic Burberry poly cotton trench at a U.K. vintage shop for £60. I received three compliments on it while in Toronto this weekend.
However my wife has requested a short black Burberry trench like coat for her birthday in November at $1800. That's what I get for gloating too loudly!
Cheers,
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again, I'm not sure this qualifies as a trench coat. More of a car coat. I know this may be pedantic but it's worth drawing the distinction.I think a classically styled -double breasted- trench coat that hits just above the knees would look quite nice these days
ok fine, just below the knees but I'm not going any lower than that!again, I'm not sure this qualifies as a trench coat. More of a car coat. I know this may be pedantic but it's worth drawing the distinction.
Trench coat is a phrase that is used to describe quite a few style of coats these days. Is your definition the traditional long, double breasted cotton version?again, I'm not sure this qualifies as a trench coat. More of a car coat. I know this may be pedantic but it's worth drawing the distinction.
Then to further be pedantic, I associate car coats with being single breasted and about the same length as a peacoat, so not much longer than a sports coat.again, I'm not sure this qualifies as a trench coat. More of a car coat. I know this may be pedantic but it's worth drawing the distinction.
TBH I wouldn't regard a coat that hit above the knees, SB or DB, as a trench coat. This is a trench coat:I've never seen a double breasted trench coat hitting above the knees referred to as a car coat.
for me it needs to go below the knees. The coats alluded to don't. They go to mid thigh at best. Of course the models are taller and perhaps someone shorter may experience the coat differently.Trench coat is a phrase that is used to describe quite a few style of coats these days. Is your definition the traditional long, double breasted cotton version?