The trench coat moves through the decades without losing its relevance. Born in the trenches, it has become the everyday jacket, the one you reach for without thinking, the one you keep for years. At Coulange, we make it by hand, in France, from water-repellent cotton that shields you from the rain without ever feeling like a technical garment.
Our M67 khaki green trench coat is designed for the man who values clothing with a story. The cut is straight, clean, without excess. The water-repellent cotton has a particular hand you only find in quality fabrics: soft to the touch, structured when worn. It handles light showers while staying breathable, a mid-season companion that will not stifle you when the sun returns. Wear it open over a shirt, or buttoned up when the wind picks up. The belt lets you adjust the silhouette as the days and temperatures change.
The lining is cupro, a natural fibre derived from cotton, chosen for its softness and the way it follows the body's movement. It glides over a shirt without catching, insulates without weighing down. This is the kind of detail you do not see but feel every time you put the garment on.
Khaki green is a proven colour. It pairs with raw denim, flannel trousers, a white shirt, or a rollneck. Neither too loud nor too quiet, it carries the understated confidence of a well-considered piece. A trench in this shade means never second-guessing your choice, whatever the occasion. It works just as well in the city as it does on a weekend away, a quality that has kept the trench coat relevant for over a century.
Making a trench coat by hand takes time. Every seam is sewn one at a time, every finish checked. There is no production line, no imposed pace, just the precise gesture of a craftsperson who knows their trade. It is this patience that gives the garment its shape, its longevity, the sense that it already belongs to you from day one.
We do not make collections every season. We make clothes that last, from materials that age well. The M67 trench is one of those: worn, it gains character; washed, it softens; stored, it waits for the next downpour without losing its shape. A garment that moves through time, faithful to those who wear it.