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Women's Trench Coats

Most trench coats for women look right on a hanger, then fold the moment the weather turns. Our ladies trench coats are built for the opposite. We design them with proper waterproof and windproof protection, cut into silhouettes that still look tailored when you button them up. The shape borrows from the classic trench. The performance doesn’t. With taped seams, storm flaps, detachable hoods, the hard-working details are built in.

If you’ve been trying to find waterproof trench coats for ladies that don’t feel boxy or technical, start here. Adjustable cuffs, back vents and clean proportions keep the line structured, while waterproof outer fabrics and breathable linings handle sustained rain. Colours stay classic: navy, olive, camel, claret. The kind of tones that work year-round without fighting the rest of your wardrobe.

Available in both full and mid length options, our ladies trench coats are made for routine: commuting, walking, equestrian days, weekends away. They keep their composure in bad weather, and they keep their shape over years of regular use.

Long coats

Mid Length Coats

Jackets

The trench silhouette with real weather protection

A traditional trench coat was designed for weather. Somewhere along the way, most versions lost that function. Our trench coats for women bring it back. Waterproof ratings, precision-taped seams and windproof construction mean these coats handle heavy rain and exposed conditions—not just light drizzle. Detachable hoods, adjustable cuffs and internal flaps add practical coverage without disrupting the tailored line.

Structure that flatters and lasts

These ladies trench coats are cut to sit cleanly through the shoulders and define the waist without needing a belt. This creates a silhouette that looks and feels shaped all the time. Back vents allow movement for walking and riding. Linings are smooth enough for easy layering over knitwear, dresses or tailored trousers. They’re also warm enough to carry you through colder months without a heavy mid-layer.

One coat from countryside to city

The trench coat has always been the one style that crosses settings without effort. Ours take that further. Wear one on a coastal walk in the morning and into town that afternoon. The coat looks composed in both settings. That’s the advantage of our waterproof trench coats for ladies: genuine protection that doesn’t look like outerwear you’re only wearing because of bad weather.

Are these trench coats fully waterproof?

Yes. Styles in this collection use waterproof fabrics with taped seams to prevent rain passing through the stitching. Waterproof ratings vary by style, so check each product page for the specific rating and construction details.

How should a women’s trench coat fit?

A trench coat should feel comfortable through the shoulders and arms with room for a jumper or light layer underneath. When closed, it should define the waist without pulling. If you prefer a closer fit and the cut is generous, sizing down can work.

Can I wear a trench coat for horse riding?

Yes. Several styles include back vents with internal flaps designed for movement in the saddle. They add coverage and keep the coat secure during equestrian use without restricting your position.

Are trench coats warm enough for winter?

Most styles have Jack Murphy’s signature padded printed lining that provides warmth in cold conditions. For the coldest days, a generous cut will allow comfortable layering with knitwear or a gilet underneath, adding insulation without affecting the coat’s shape.

What makes these trench coats different from fashion-only trenches?

It’s the build. These are made with waterproof construction, so the coat performs in sustained rain, not just the walk from car to door. The fit stays tailored, so you don’t have to choose between function and shape.

Do these trench coats work for travel and weekends away?

Yes. They’re designed for repeat wear in unpredictable weather, with practical coverage and a clean silhouette that looks right across settings. If you’re packing one coat to do most jobs, a waterproof trench is one of the safest bets.