Rovelle Belted Short Trench Jacket

This particular design wasn't the right match for me. I prefer it worn open rather than fully fastened. I'd look for a different cut next time. I chose the light khaki option.

I wanted the classic lapels and storm flap without another coat down to my knees.

i like knotting the belt a little off-centre. changes the front more than i expected. for reference, mine is light khaki.

The wide lapels are my favourite detail. My only hesitation is that the belt sits a little higher than I expected.

Really like the contrast between the warm beige tone and my darkest jeans.

It's those small classic details that make the shorter cut work for me. Colour-wise, I settled on light khaki.

A white shirt under the open front is probably my favourite way to style it.

The shorter hem means the shape of my wide-leg trousers still gets a chance.

the collar looks great against a simple round-neck top. nothing fussy needed underneath.

Without the tie it's relaxed; loosely tied it has much more definition. I like both. I opted for light khaki, rather than my usual choice.

I didn't want a plain cropped jacket. That traditional trench detail makes the difference. I chose the light khaki option.

Glad it doesn't need heels or a dressed-up outfit. Simple trainers suit the shape. For reference, mine is light khaki.

The double-breasted buttons still give it that familiar trench look. Light khaki is the shade I picked.

The length and tied waist work particularly well with jeans that sit higher.

the little cuff tabs are easy to overlook in the photos, but i like how they finish the sleeves. my pick from the colour options was light khaki.

I like the design most with wide leg jeans. I prefer it worn open rather than fully fastened, which is a personal styling preference. This is based on the light khaki option.

The design has its appeal, but the belt sits a little higher than I expected. I don't think the short trench shape is quite the silhouette I was looking for. This is based on the light khaki option.

The overall idea works for me, though the shorter length works best with high waisted trousers on me. Keeping the other pieces simple helps balance it.

Shortening the usual trench shape makes it look much less heavy over my outfit.

That's enough for me. Don't need a complicated layered look to make this work.

Good-looking design. If I changed one thing, I'd make the overall outline a little less full, but that's personal taste.

It looks good with trousers that are a bit smarter, without turning into a full suit.

The light khaki is easier with my cream tops than a very cool grey would've been.

the belt makes it easy to change the shape. i'd keep the rest of the outfit understated rather than adding more statement pieces