I think it is pretty hard to look bad in a burberry trenchcoat. It would be stupid to buy a trenchcoat for 2k€ that which doesnt fit properly

Look up one dapper street. He wears trench coats well

alan jackson true 😀

That’s another £300, though.

Their hangers are just the same as Nordstroms actually

I'm going to do a post purchase review after a year. The coat has definitely loosened up as the Burberry associated had said it would. It no longer looks as fitted as it does in the video. Still cut very nicely on the body, but not tight or fitted. Takes some time after wearing it to form nicely.

Would it be possible if you could also comment on the length and color that you chose?

LOL, you've said that that like 7 months back, and have you done the review?

Lol that's true. Black is great colour. Sleek, mysterious in way. However, all brands have black trenchs. This colour is iconic. There's no mistaking this is burberry.

Same

Yeah that was a rookie mistake. I never do.

Why not button the bottom?

@@jasonalexjones6089 unbuttoned looks better, it is more comfortable and just because of tradition. Many reasons as you see

PaddyH3 yeah I wear my unbuttoned it looks less creepy lol

Smh 🤦‍♂️ when i saw that button. Novice fashonist

Interesting... I never did see the Wiltshire or the Westminster. Perhaps before this time.

Disinf3ctant Get an Aquascutum one. The corby has a very iconic style and it costs half as much as the Burberry one.

Hey, not sure if the Burberry associate mentioned to you but the coat does expand over time and I found that to be the case. I wore inner layers (hoodie or jacket) undernearh to keep warm and found over time the arms and waist, shoulders expanded a bit. Now it fits perfectly. No issues for me. Just make sure you get the right size though. It only expands so much.

How is "your stock" growing?? Not sure what you're referring to.

Tony Insua ... sorry i meant my shares of Burberry.

At the time of this video, the Sandringham was the slimmest fit. Today, this may not be the case. Styles and fits change from year to year. Have to chat with the Burberry reps on the latest style.

Thanks! I will say this. It's a timeless piece. Having wanted one since 2010, I regret not getting it earlier so I could have worn it earlier in life (ie would have started in my mid 20s). I'm happy that got one now. Better late than never. :)

@@SportsCentreLo Can you tell me which model that is? :) Looks pretty cool...

@@ka9360this is the Sandringham mid length trench cost. I'm not sure they sell this model anymore it's been years now.

@@SportsCentreLo very kind of you! Thx...

Best advice is to get sized properly in-store. If not, follow instructions on their sizing chart online.

Yes I did try both and it was a tough decision! However, I went with the Sandringham because it fit slightly better. It's their narrowest / slimest cut trench and for my build and it works perfect. The arms are notably different as well as it's slightly more tapered than the Kengsington. Think of it like buying a suit. You want one that fits your body better.

Thanks. Fits fine even with a zip up sweater on. No problems.

@@SportsCentreLo in which places found this trench cost Chicago New York when to some store not carrying.And the prices love waterproof

Hi, the department store (Holt Renfrew) ordered me a new coat because they didn't have my size in store. I have no issues with buying in store as long as the fit is right. That's what's important.

Size 50.

I would think a size 50 would work well for your build but the burberry sales people would be able to size you up accordingly.

Tony Insua thanks!

tonelow5 If you’re inspector Gadget maybe

I know this is an old post, but the coat you describe is the correct length for a trench coat. It should also be loose enough for wearing a jacket under it.

I'm 5'11". Talk to the Burberry associate. They will help you with what length you should get as a recommendation. Thanks for the comment.

SIze 50 UK

commandercool1983 This was a size 52. Did you get one?!

Got a 48 sandringham short. Feel like a million bucks in it!

Hugo Iván López Ramírez @ 2:45 he told its £160 ...

No, that's his weight lol

Burberry will set you back £1500

Thanks!

Hmm I don't button them on the same side like in the video. You could, but not my style.

That's awesome. In what style?

Tony Insua I bought a sandringham style which is fit better on me.

This mid length trench feels like it's a modern look/fit. It was quite surprising to see how the trench stretch over time. It does not feel tighter over a suit.

The coat stretched out - it's perfect, still going strong after 5 years. I think it's the perfect length for me (mid-length). It's too bad they don't sell the Sandringham anymore.

@@SportsCentreLo agreed, I think the fit looks best fitted. The length is also perfect.

I recommend seeing the Burberry associate (like I had done) to get your true sizing. When I first tried it on, I actually thought that it was too tight/form fitting but the associated assured me that's how it's supposed to fit. It's crazy because we are so used to buying clothes that are too big for us. I'm so glad that I listened to the associated and did not size up 1. Best advice: listen to the associate, they know they're talking about!

Nope.

I'll do a post purchase update video sometime soon! Thanks for the comment.

Tony Insua your welcome. I am about to get one and like to know your insights of the product after a year. Thank you

Jack Finn I've been meaning to do a follow video on this. The trench is holding up great! The size has been prefect. It did stretch out a bit as the sales associate mentioned it would. It's all about the fit so make sure Burberry helps you with this. I get compliments all the time. And also give compliments too as you notice who's rocking a Burberry trench. Sort of like a rare club :) haha

i'm waitign for ther update video!

Did you end up getting one?

Yes sir, I bought a black Kensington, mid length, in size 48. My friends told me to go for honey but I feel more confident wearing all black - occasionally wearing a contrasting t shirt. I'm very happy with it, I'm hoping it'll last for a minimum of 5 years and anything more will be a bonus. The assistant in the shop said it should last 20-30 years! I'm just over 6ft and naturally skinny so the mid length is more of a 3/4 length reaching just above my knees. The only issue I have is it's a bit loose around the waste (I'm a 30inch waist and the coat is 32) but I wasn't going to sacrifice the practicality of the Kensington (room for tailoring/jumpers) by swapping for a Sandringham (merely t shirts) I'm 22 now so maybe i'll beef up a bit over the next few years adding a few inches onto my waist. Sorry for the long winded response I can be quite scrupulous!

That's awesome! I wish I had this when I was 22 years old. The trench just adds Swagger! Good luck with yours!

That's what I thought too at first, having tried it on for the first time at the store. We're just not used to a properly fitted jacket. Having worn it many times now it's not uncomfortable at all, even with a mid to light sweater underneath. The coat is a treated cotton material so it does stretch out, adding more mobility and comfort.

Thanks man!

Fits perfectly. In fact it fits slightly loose on me without an under layer. I've said this before but it stretches out a few sizes.

@@SportsCentreLo have you bought any sweaters from Burberry? I was wondering how they run...

@@randyp9491 I've never bought a sweater from Burberry

Took about one winter season when I added more insulating layers underneath.

It's size 50 - I mispoke.

Thanks. This is the mid length. Talk to a Burberry associate for the best size for you. They know.

Thanks man!

Ralph Luray

Holt Renfrew Vancouver

You must be fugly. Sorry dude.

Keep in mind the coat will stretch out over time. If it's just a bit tight, I wouldn't worry too much. I could wear a fleece underneath this jacket now and not feel uncomfortable.

Size 50 UK

If you're 5'10 and above, and you can afford it, get more than one. I have overcoats made to fit over suits and other jackets as well as body overcoats that fit over a thick sweater. If you're an especially skinny guy, big shoulderpads can make the neck look skinny and a loose waist can make narrow shoulders look narrower. I have a double breasted overcoat that fits like a slightly loose bodycoat in a heavy black melton with a mouton collar. Straight plaquet rather than diverging buttons and a wide lapel. Looks amazing with a turtleneck, brown cords, black leather Chelsea boots and a nice silk scarf.

Yes

Nice!

In 2016 Dollars it was somewhere around $2300 CDN.

$2250 CDN. Full price back then. Not sure if the price has gone up or not.

hahah not sure if I should be offended. No lie, 5'11 and 160-163 lbs.

James Franco camera adds 10 lbs

Bone density bro.

I am 6'4'' and I weight 180lbs. I am not skinny, I am pretty athletic