Orolay Womens Oversized Double Breasted Trench Coat Casual Barn Jacket Long Windproof Outerwear

I really like this jacket. Read more

The jacket looks nice and fits great. The sleeves were sufficiently long for my long arms, and it fit true to size. The description says it is waterproof, but I would say it is more accurately considered water resistant. It feels and looks well made and it has good coverage for walking short distances and protecting clothing from light rain, but keep in mind that it does not have a hood. Read more

Way to oversized for my taste Read more

It’s very very nice coat Read more

Looks exactly as pictured. A trench coat and barn jacket all in one. The fit is perfect and true to the measurements provided. The coat is lightweight, yet substantial enough to keep you warm and dry. Also, this will be perfect for layering due to the double breasted cut. I went with the classic beige and I am glad that I did because it really will be a great neutral with everything. However, considering how much I like the fit, I might order the army green which is what I went back and forth about when choosing this one. Ultimately, great find. Highly recommend. Read more

I love everything about this trench. It's the perfect length for wearing with leggings and boots. I think of this as a British Barn jacket. The corduroy collar and turned up cuffs is really stylish. The finish on the fabric is totally waterproof, making it a perfect rain coat (with a hat or umbrella because there's no hood). The slit in the back allows for easy walking and sitting, It's double breasted, and runs large, so unless you're really curvy or bulky, you're probably safe to size down. I got a large and I'm 5'10" and 200 lbs. I have room to wear a sweater with it. Read more

The media could not be loaded. This trench coat is just okay. It feels decently made—not flimsy, but not super high-quality either. The fabric and stitching get the job done, but nothing about it really stands out. My biggest issue is the design: it doesn’t have a middle belt, and that really changes the look. A belt would have added shape and given it that classic trench coat vibe, but without one it just hangs straight and looks a little unfinished. If you’re going for a simple, no-frills coat, this could work. But if you want that polished, timeless trench style, the missing belt makes it fall short. Read more