The best trench coat is a lifelong keeper. It's the kind of trusty wardrobe staple you know is ready and waiting whenever you need it, but it doesn't vie for your attention at all times (or get upset when you shove it to the back of the rail for a few months).
It took me a long time to find my holy grail of outerwear. My perfect trench coat arrived early in 2015 when Finery launched, and I scooped up the double-face crêpe trench the brand continues to riff on today. I still dig it out every year, and it's sure to come in handy when the weather drops in autumn. It's made of a weighty fabric in a flattering fit with a slight '70s vibe and an overall finish that looks way beyond its high-street price tag.
But you may not have been so lucky. As the transition into spring is always so unpredictable, it's high time to invest in or rediscover an amazing trench coat that you can wear right now. We all know the classics—Burberry's macs are beyond covetable, as are those from COS and Toteme—but what else is out there?
From unorthodox takes to tried-and-tested camel cotton iterations, we've sifted through the lot to bring you an edited selection of the most reliable, luxe and gorgeous women's trench coats worthy of a spot in your repertoire.
And the good news? It's looking like designers, fashion people, celebs, editors and high-street brands are all still loving the versatile outerwear style. Don't just take my word for it. Trench coats are set to be a must-have item for 2025. In fact, searches for "women's trench coat" have continued to rise over the last five years and search levels are currently at an all-time high in the UK.
Looking for a trench you're guaranteed to love? Scroll through the gallery to see and shop our pick of the best trench coats for 2025.
The Best Trench Coats For Women to Shop in 2025:
1. CLASSIC TRENCH COATS
One of the best trenches on the high street.
Reformation's trench selection is so strong this season.
Totême’s double-breasted trench coat is a fashion-person favourite.
The belt detail and colour make this one look so premium.
As timeless as trench coats get.
This layered cotton style is perfect for cooler transitional days.
The fresh, cream trench coat that all of our editors have their eyes on.
2. BLACK TRENCH COATS
Bonded leather will keep you dry in sudden showers.
Also available in a classic camel.
Such a versatile style.
Perfect for those who like a more minimalist design.
What's cooler than a convertible trench?
Part trench, part beautiful dress.
This will seamlessly integrate into any wardrobe.
You'll pull this out every season.
3. COLOURFUL TRENCH COATS
The burgundy trend isn't over just yet, people.
Speaking of khaki, how chic does this Sezane number look?
A denim trench has serious Seventies style.
Super subtle, and super chic.
I can picture this cream iteration with so many outfits.
4. PRINTED, PATTERNED AND TEXTURED TRENCH COATS
This is a universally flattering hue.
Level up any outfit with this classic check.
Vegan suede is a win, win.
Check is unbelievably chic.
This leopard style has a really vintage feel.
This post was originally published at an earlier time and has since been updated.
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