LONDON FOGWomen's 3/4 Length Double-Breasted Trench Coat with Belt

This coat is exactly what you'd expect from a London Fog brand. I am 5'3" 195 pounds and the XL is perfect for layering on top of my suits.I've worn it once because it was raining heavily. This coat is classy. I was complimented by 2 physicians while attending a conference. I am pleased with this purchase.Pay attention to the listing. People have left reviews saying the coat isn't London Fog. Because of those reviews, I paid attention to the 3 different styles listed and the 3rd option is the one that isn't London Fog. My coat is tagged London Fog and is certainly of that quality.

I just bought this in a 'L' and I'm so happy I did! This is the London Fog 3/4 length trench in British Khaki. I am 5'10" and temporarily 200 lbs (boo meds weight). I got this for a trip for the fall when I should be back to my usual 173 lbs self. It fits now when buttoned (slightly tight when sitting while buttoned), and no room for a sweater. I'm keeping the L because I want to be able to layer it with a sweater and I cannot give up anymore room in the shoulder width. A 'M' would not work with my broad shoulders. I love the way this drapes and that it can be tied in the back while worn open (see pic). I like this so much I will buy it in black as well for the winter and a dressier look! This is the Burberry Kensington dupe I was hoping for!

I’m 5’5” tall and wear women’s plus size 22-24w jackets. I purchased the 3x in stone color for $94 to compare with The Drop Noa Trench for $77. Both coats fit but the London Fog had higher quality construction with better and larger buttons, top stitching around the pocket openings and on the belt. A longer belt with metal buckle. The London Fog had slightly longer length and buttons and hooks to fasten the coat closed tight up to the neck for bad weather but sleeves were shorter than the Noa coat. The Noa coat overall felt of cheaper fabric and design and was plainer with fewer upscale finishing touches. For $20 more the London Fog was worth the higher quality materials.If cost was the only consideration the Noa trench gets the job done with slightly less comfort and style but clearly a budget choice.

Very nice coat, I initially ordered 3X because I like my clothing to fit loose, but this coat runs a little bigger than expected, I sent it back and was pleased with the 1X, love this coat and the price in May

I was a little unsure about this coat based on reviews that it ran very big. However, I had this coat in the past so I ordered a large for a slightly oversized fit. I’m 5’8 and 165 and was nervous it was going to be way too boxy. Honestly, it’s a perfect fit. Oversized enough to fit a sweatshirt or hoodie over it and still tailored enough to wear with a tshirt. It’s longer than in the photos so it works for a taller person!Nice quality and timeless brand. Definitely recommend.

First I would like to say this trench is well made, good quality. However, I was not expecting oversized hooks at neck!I am not a large person but no way they would come together and stood out. 2nd, if you are expecting a stone color you might be disappointed. I found it more like a version of Camel, not a good color on me. And for a shocker, this long trench came in my mailbox, packaged ripped but did not affect the coat. I spent a long time tracking the coat that they said had been delivered. Just wanted others to know about the hooks, color and delivery.

Well made

Nice looking coat. It is for early spring. Could be for early fall with a sweater underneath. Ordered in beige, size large which is my normal coat size. The only thing is that it does come wrinkled. I put mine in the cleaners for steaming to get the wrinkles out.