Lands’ End Women’s Medium Desert Tan Waterproof Trench Raincoat

Lands' End Women's Squall Waterproof Modern Trench Raincoat Medium Desert Tan

You know that feeling when you step outside, and the sky just seems to be having a tantrum? Yep, like it woke up on the wrong side of the bed. Rain everywhere. Of course, those are the days I decide to venture out without an umbrella. Classic. But there’s this little secret I’ve discovered that makes me feel like I’m somehow cheating the weather gods.

So, picture this: a coat that’s not just a coat. A trench that laughs at the rain. Land’s End, you genius. This Waterproof Trench Raincoat in a kind of sophisticated Desert Tan… It’s like wearing a shield that’s chic. I mean, who doesn’t love a good trench? Especially when it’s medium size, which is just my cup of tea.

Now, it’s got this thing, double-breasted buttons, all fancy-like, and there’s a waist tie that cinches just right. Honestly, it makes me feel a bit like a spy in some old movie. But, the real magic? The windproof fabric. Wind tries to sneak in, and this coat just says, “Nope!” It’s like I’ve befriended a bodyguard against chilly gusts.

Have I mentioned the shoulder epaulettes? Yeah, they add this bit of flair, making sure it’s not just a raincoat but an outfit. And the full stand collar? Keeps me dry up top, no soggy hair here, thank you very much. The Desert Tan color… it’s neutral, goes with everything, but still stands out in the best way.

This isn’t just any old raincoat. It’s become my rainy day companion. Like, if coats could be friends, this would be my go-to in stormy times. It’s reliable, keeps me warm, dry, and has this way of making a rainy day feel a little less dreary. Next time the skies start grumbling, I’m ready. Are you?

• Fully seam sealed and a waterproof shell helps keep you dry in inclement weather
• Windproof fabric prevents cold air from cutting through and helps trap warmth in
• Double-breasted buttons, plus full stand collar
• Shoulder epaulettes
• Waist tie, plus belt loops for cinching, helps to keep the elements out