THE BRAND

The outdoor piece as a signature

Outerwear is arguably the most essential item in any wardrobe. It sets the tone, structures a silhouette, and accompanies you through every moment of your daily life.

More than just a garment, it embodies an attitude. At Trench & Coat, we believe that a coat shouldn't just cover: it should reveal, accentuate, and last.

One of the last "workshop brands" in France

Trench & Coat by Lener is a company that designs and develops its models in its own workshop in northern France.

Since 1954, across four generations, we have developed in-depth knowledge of outerwear: its technical constraints, its assembly requirements, and what makes a coat last. This knowledge has been built up over the years. It explains why some coats last a long time, while others fall apart after a few seasons.

A simple conviction

Outerwear is the most worn garment in any wardrobe. It's the first thing you put on when you go out, the last thing you take off when you come in.

It accompanies real life: commutes, seasons, changes of pace. It protects, it structures, it sets the tone.

And yet, it's often chosen too quickly. At Trench & Coat, we believe it deserves better. It deserves to be designed with the same standards as any piece made to last.

Designing the right parts

Our ambition is to design just coats.

Just in their cut, so that they fall naturally on the body. Just in their material, so that they last over time. Just in their price, to remain affordable without compromising on quality. Just in their style, to accompany real life, not just special occasions.

Remaining parts

To create a coat is to create a piece that you keep. A piece you come back to, season after season.

It is this simple idea that guides each of our collections.

Lines that cross time

The coat is a unique piece: the one that goes out of style the least, and that we find season after season.

For more than 70 years, we have built our collections around these essential lines. Some return, adjust, and become more precise.

Fashion is a cycle. Our archives are its memory, and a starting point for continued creation.