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Protective and stylish, trench coats are the ultimate travel jackets.
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It has a structured fit and runs true to size.
The length and arms might be too long for a shorter person.
It wont protect your legs from the rain.
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If long coats arent your thing, this cropped trench coat from Bernardo is a solid alternative.
The ventilation in the back also helps prevent overheating, which can easily happen in humid weather.
Its made with polyester instead of cotton.
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The jacket also features a button-down front, storm flaps, and a removable waist belt.
Leather isnt very breathable.
Trying to incorporate more leather into your wardrobe?
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This top-grain sheep leather trench coat from Quince is definitely worth packing for your next trip.
Plus, it wont wrinkle when its stuffed in a suitcase like other fabrics might.
The material wont ward off water the way other trench coats might.
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Made with lightweight and machine-washable cotton, the jacket is ideal for summer and fall weather.
Athleta sizes run big.
Designer labels come with a higher price point.
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It has a relaxed fit, so consider sizing down for a less oversized look.
Plus, the jacket can be machine washed for easy upkeep after a trip.
We would have appreciated more size options.
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Who says trench coats are just for transitional weather?
The jacket runs true to size, but we wish there were a few more inclusive size options available.
It also has a vent in the back, adding another breathability feature that is helpful in preventing overheating.
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It runs large, so consider sizing down.
It has to be hand washed or dry cleaned.
Trench coats,like peacoats, come in all different silhouettes, so its ultimately a personal preference fit-wise.
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