Rovelle High Collar Belted Trench Jacket

The stand neckline is why I went for this rather than a standard lapel version. I chose the khaki option.

This particular design wasn't the right match for me. I prefer a slightly longer jacket with my lower rise jeans. I'd look for a different cut next time.

The high collar makes it feel different from a usual trench. My only hesitation is that the collar takes some getting used to.

The belt works well with the hip-length cut. I prefer that to a much longer trench.

Simple combination but it makes the collar detail stand out really nicely. The khaki version was my choice.

I like the epaulettes. They give it that classic trench look despite the different neckline. Colour-wise, I settled on khaki.

I don't cinch it right in. A soft knot keeps the outline relaxed.

I like the design most with wide leg trousers and boots. I prefer a slightly longer jacket with my lower rise jeans, which is a personal styling preference. Khaki is the shade I picked.

looks good with tailored trousers, especially with a very plain top underneath. this is based on the khaki option.

The buttoned tabs are a nice detail on a jacket that could otherwise look quite simple.

The higher neckline changes the proportions compared with my ordinary collared jackets. I chose the khaki option.

I thought I'd keep this for smarter outfits, but it works with straight jeans as well.

The buttons give the front a bit of interest without needing contrasting trims.

That lets the high collar be the focus. It's my favourite part of the design.

The overall idea works for me, though the belted shape sits differently on me than I imagined. Keeping the other pieces simple helps balance it.

The design has its appeal, but the collar takes some getting used to. I don't think the short high collar silhouette is quite the silhouette I was looking for.

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

The shorter length fits better with my wider trousers than a full trench does.

Open and loose looks casual; tied looks much more put together. Nice to have the choice. I went with the khaki one.

Wanted a smarter-looking layer with a completely different neckline from my work jackets.

i like the line through the shoulders. it suits the relaxed body of the jacket. this is based on the khaki option.

Khaki against black trousers is enough colour contrast for me. The shade I chose was khaki.