Every season has its hero piece—even when it doesn’t present itself as a trend. For early spring, that piece is the trench coat. Not because it’s suddenly everywhere, but because it never really left. For SS26, the trench isn’t being reinvented; it’s being recalibrated. Lighter, more relaxed, and far more aligned with how we actually dress now, the new trench coat by Beatrice .b captures exactly where modern outerwear is headed.
This season’s trench coats are defined by restraint, and the long single-breasted trench by Beatrice .b is a perfect example. The silhouette is fluid rather than rigid, with classic lapels, side pockets, and cuffed sleeves that feel timeless but not formal. The fabric moves easily, designed to follow the body instead of sitting stiffly on top of it—making it an ideal spring trench coat for everyday wear.
One of the standout details is the contrasting collar with hand-made embroidery, a refined yet understated element that elevates the clean lines of the design. It’s subtle, slightly unexpected, and exactly the kind of detail that makes a classic trench feel current without pushing it into trend territory.
How the trench is being worn right now reinforces this sense of ease. The Beatrice .b trench coat isn’t styled to perfection; it’s thrown on. Worn open over tailoring, it softens sharp lines. Layered over wide-leg denim or a dress, it adds structure without feeling heavy. The belt is loosely tied—or skipped entirely—and sleeves are casually pushed up. The result is effortless, polished, and wearable, which is precisely the appeal.
What keeps the trench coat relevant season after season is its versatility. It works across temperatures, moods, and aesthetics. Practical but never boring, elegant without being precious, it adapts rather than dictates. In a moment where timeless spring outerwear matters more than bold statements, the Made in Italy trench coat by Beatrice .b quietly proves why it remains an essential piece—one you’ll keep reaching for, long after the season ends.