Men's Ankle Length Trench Coats

Men's ankle length trench coats could be just the edge you need in the workplace.

Men's ankle length trench coats used to be enormously popular back in the 1980's, and with the economy in flux as it is today, seems to be staging something of a comeback. If you've been considering adding one of these types of coats to your wardrobe, but are still a bit on the fence, considering some of these reasons; they may help you decide:

• Weather Ready: During fall and winter, a trench coat can prove invaluable. Not only can these coats take anything Mother Nature can throw at them, but they are also usually made with fabrics that can be wiped down (if need be).

In essence? They clean up pretty nicely. Some men's trench coats even come with warm, removable liners. This way, if there's an unseasonably warm fall day, you won't find yourself getting too hot under the collar.

• Professional: Trench coats almost always look professional, and while this may be a bit less important if you are currently employed, if you are actively seeking employment, this coat can help give you the edge you need. Just keep in mind that these types of coats tend to look better with a men's briefcase than messenger bag, so choose accordingly.

• Fits In: Another great reason to purchase a trench coat is that they tend to fit in at a wide variety of venues. From the coffee shop to an interview, there are few places where this coat doesn't look appropriate.

You can begin shopping for men's trench coats at some of the following sites:

At JC Penney you'll find the Stafford Twill Double-Breasted Trench Coat. This is a classic trench coat that is appropriate come rain or shine and to prove it, features a cotton/polyester shell that is water repellent. Other features include Raglan sleeves, adjustable straps, two welt pockets and a back vent. This $139.99 coat is only available in tan.

A Double Breasted Raincoat is featured at Jos A. Bank and it comes in three colors black, khaki, and olive. This coat has been treated to repel rain, is belted and comes equipped with a zip-out liner. Sizes range from regular to short to extra long, and you can expect to pay $350.00 for this style.

At Nordstrom, you'll find an updated and modern take on the classic trench coat.

What's missing? For starters, this coat comes without a belt, the front buttons are hidden, and the overall color is more off white than tan. That said, however you'll still find font slit pockets, single back venting and an overall finish that's designed to take on a host of different weather patterns. The Theory "Columbia" Trench Coat is available for $246.00.

The Men's Button-In Trench Raincoat Liner is available at Travel Smith and this $65.00 coat features "weightless warmth"; that is, no added bulkiness, just added warmth. This trench comes with a liner that can be removed for extra versatility. Currently, this style is only available in black.

You can also find an ankle length trench coat at Sears.com; however this is a leather trench coat. The coat itself comes in several colors, including brown, black and tan for a price of $209.00. One reviewer has posted to the site, and the review is quite favorable; the reviewer was impressed with the cut and quality of the leather.

When it comes to finding the perfect men's ankle length trench coat, you are in luck as there are several different options. You can go with the classic trench coat (complete with a belted tie), or go with a more modern looks. Different fabrics also make for more choices, since you can choose leather, or the more conventional cotton/polyester blend. No matter what style you eventually choose, know that this is a classic look, that more likely than not, is here to stay.

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