The Essentials · Outerwear
$890
A heritage trench redrafted from a 1962 archive pattern, in a 60/40 wool-cotton gabardine woven in West Yorkshire. Storm flap, throat latch, raglan sleeves, gun-club epaulets, and a removable belt with a solid brass buckle. The piece we expect our customers to hand down.
Color Camel
Length Full · 47"
Size M
Quantity
Full (47") sits just above the knee on a 5’9 frame — the archive proportion. The right length for full-length skirts and dresses, and for layering over a wool trouser. Removable belt and rear vent.
Cropped (32") hits at the high hip — the same drafting, scaled. A more pared-back silhouette that reads as outerwear without the formality of the full length. Pairs especially well with the Houston denim and Mercer trouser.
Sized to layer. The trench is drafted to wear over a Hudson cashmere or a Greene blazer without pulling. If you are between sizes or planning to wear over a tee, our fit team suggests sizing down. The model is 5’9 and wears the M in the full length.
Sleeve length is generous by design. The atelier will set cuffs to your inseam at no charge, on either length.
Shell: 60% wool / 40% cotton gabardine, 12 oz, woven by Abraham Moon & Sons in West Yorkshire on the same mill that has been weaving since 1837. Half-back lining in 100% cupro; piped at every internal seam. Hardware: solid brass roller buckle, gunmetal D-rings, corozo-nut buttons sealed clear. Care: dry clean only; we offer complimentary press service for any trench purchased here.
Complimentary atelier shipping applied automatically — the trench ships in a garment box from SoHo, signed for. Free returns within 30 days on unworn coats with tags. Lifetime in-house repair for buyers: we will re-line, re-button, or re-bind any Spring St trench, at the studio, no charge.
I have had three trenches in my life and this is the one I will keep. The wool-cotton blend is the right weight for New York autumn, the corozo buttons feel like horn, and the cropped length is the cleanest cropped trench silhouette I have come across.
Margot E.
Bought the full-length in ink for my partner; he wears it three days a week from October through April. Storm flap actually keeps the storm out. The throat-latch closure is a detail you only notice the first time it actually rains.
Ines T.
I went to the atelier for a fitting and Iris altered the sleeves while I waited. Watching that level of finishing happen on a piece I'd just bought is the reason I won't shop trench anywhere else.
Priya R.
From the 1962 archive
The Spring St is drafted from a 1962 trench pattern Sienna found at a closing tailor in the Garment District. We softened the shoulder, lowered the armhole, and lengthened the sleeve, but left the storm-flap geometry alone — some details, the old tailors had right the first time.
Produced in runs of 80 units per colorway per length, twice a year. When a run sells out, the next colorway takes its place. We repair any Spring St for life, at the studio, free of charge.
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