• Women's plaid trench coat in golden olive by BYMANYC New York with a frayed hem.
  • Women's golden olive plaid trench coat by BYMANYC New York, close view of the frayed hem.
  • Women's golden olive plaid trench coat by BYMANYC New York, shown full length on a model.
  • BYMANYC collection image: Wall Street suit jacket. Not the item sold on this page.
  • BYMANYC collection image: Wall Street suit jacket. Not the item sold on this page.
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BYMANYC ® New York

Women's Plaid Trench Coat Golden Olive Frayed Hem

Women's Plaid Trench Coat Golden Olive Frayed Hem

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The Women's Plaid Trench Coat in Golden Olive has a frayed hem, which is the one detail that will decide this coat for you. A raw edge on tailored outerwear is a deliberate contradiction, and either it is the reason you want it or it is the reason you do not.

What a Frayed Hem Signals

A finished hem says the garment is complete and will stay that way. A frayed one says the opposite on purpose, and it reads as designed rather than as damaged only because everything above it is precisely made.

The practical consequence is that the hem is meant to move. Threads at the edge shift as you walk, so the bottom of the coat has a softness the rest of it does not.

How Plaid Behaves on Outerwear

Plaid is a woven check rather than a print, so the pattern runs through the cloth and meets itself at every seam. On a coat that matters more than on a shirt, because there are more panels and more places for a check to line up or fail to.

Scale does the rest. A large check reads as heritage and a small one as business; this sits between them, which is why it works over jeans and over tailoring without belonging exclusively to either.

Where Olive Sits Among Neutrals

Olive is the neutral people forget they need. It goes with black, cream, denim, brown and white the way navy does, but it is far less common in a row of coats, so it registers without being loud.

Golden olive leans warm, which puts it alongside camel and cream rather than against gray. Where it struggles is a cool-toned outfit built on silver and charcoal, and a cooler neutral is the better answer there.

Size and Fit Guidance

Five bands are cut for this jacket, published by BYMANYC in inches and measured on the wearer rather than on the finished garment.

Size US Bust Waist Hip
S US 4-6 34-35 in 26-27 in 36-37 in
M US 8-10 36-37 in 28-29 in 38-39 in
L US 12-14 38-40 in 30-32 in 41-42 in
XL US 16 41-42 in 33-34 in 43-44 in
XXL US 18-20 44-46 in 35-37 in 46-48 in

Measure the bust at its fullest with the tape level under the arms, the waist at its narrowest, and the hip around the widest point, keeping the tape snug but not tight and taking every figure over what you intend to wear underneath.

A trench goes over an outfit rather than instead of one, so measure across the heaviest thing you plan beneath it. A woven check makes an alteration obvious, because a taken-in seam breaks the pattern where a plain cloth would hide it.

Before You Order

Will the frayed hem keep fraying? A raw edge sheds a little before it settles, which is how the detail is meant to behave.

Is it warm enough for winter? There is no fill in it, so it belongs to fall and spring and wants knitwear beneath it in January.

Can it be shortened? Only by losing the frayed edge, which is the point of the coat, so order the length you want.

Is it made to order? Yes. BYMANYC produces this range once an order exists rather than holding stock.

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