Stradivarius Short trench coat with belt - Black M

This trench coat is best suited for mild to cool weather, particularly during spring and autumn. It offers light protection against wind and very light rain but is not designed for heavy downpours or extremely cold temperatures.

Yes, you can machine wash this trench coat. It is recommended to wash it in cold water on a delicate cycle with similar colors. Always air dry by hanging to maintain its shape and minimize wrinkles. Do not bleach.

The belt can be styled in several ways: tied in a neat knot or bow at the front to cinch the waist, tied loosely at the back for an open-front look, or simply left undone if you prefer. Experiment to find the style that best suits your outfit and comfort.

While the polyester material offers some resistance to light moisture, this trench coat is not fully waterproof. It can handle a light drizzle but is not designed to keep you dry in heavy rain due to its material and construction.

The trench coat has a classic, tailored fit. The adjustable belt allows you to define your waist for a more fitted silhouette, or you can wear it open for a more relaxed drape. Consult the brand's sizing guide for precise measurements to ensure the best fit.

This trench coat is not designed as a primary winter coat. However, it can be layered over warm sweaters or light jackets during milder winter days or used as a stylish inner layer if you're commuting in and out of heated environments.

Polyester is generally wrinkle-resistant, but machine washing can cause some creasing. Remove the coat from the washer promptly, shake it out, and hang it on a hanger to air dry. If wrinkles persist, iron on a low setting or use a garment steamer.

Ensure the belt is properly threaded through the belt loops on the coat. When tying, create a secure knot or bow that holds firmly. If cinching, ensure the buckle mechanism is fully engaged. When not wearing, store the belt securely with the coat (e.g., looped through the loops on the hanger) to prevent loss.

If buttons are loose, they may need to be re-sewn for security. If they are difficult to fasten, check that the buttonholes are not obstructed. Over time, buttonholes may loosen slightly, making fastening easier. If new, gently work the button through the buttonhole a few times to loosen it.

For fresh stains, blot immediately with a clean cloth. For most polyester, a mild soap and water solution can be used to gently dab the stain. Always test on an inconspicuous area first. For stubborn stains, consult a professional dry cleaner.