Cool blue + camel // Burberry Daylesmoore wool trench coat

burberry daylesmoore wool camel coat boston outfit

Burberry coat sz 2 (also sold here), sleeves shortened & belt loops raised
Articles of Society jeans (hemmed), Lou & Gray top (similar), H&M; scarf (similar)
Ray-Ban sunglasses, LT gloves (fits small!) Sole Society boots (similar), Coach bag

It was a frigid and windy one this weekend! I wore this triple-layered pairing of many old favorites for running errands. We got in just a few snaps before Nick’s hands almost froze off – any good recommendations for photographer-friendly winter gloves? striped white jeans ray ban blue mirrored aviators winter outfit
I first tried on this Burberry Daylesmoore coat (also referred to as their funnel-neck wool cashmere trench) in size 2 in 2013, then did a more detailed review in a size 0 last winter. I finally purchased it this winter after not having found a camel coat I loved more after all this time. I wanted to answer more of your questions on this coat, and also show why I chose the size 2.
striped sweatshirt lou gray petites casual outfit
Having tried on three years’ versions of this coat, I feel like sizing has shifted to be a little slimmer over time. If you look at my 2013 post in a size 2, the coat was noticeably baggy, although I was wearing a lighter cardigan. This winter when I went coat shopping, I wore my faux leather moto jacket which I like to layer under winter coats on the coldest days. The weight was also a good representation of a thicker blazer or sweater. Please note all fitting room photos below are with this jacket on underneath!

Here is the size 0 – please excuse wrinkles as they had brought this right from storage:

burberry daylesmoore winter coat petite women review 0
Burberry Daylesmoore coat sz 0, Stuart Weitzman Lowland boots c/o (review

Compared to sizing on American brands, I feel the Burberry Brit line runs at least one full size small. I’m typically a 00p / xxsp in American retailers, and the size US0 coat here was very fitted on me without my extra layer. I really loved the snug feeling, until I looked at the 360 deg. pictures. As you can see in the pics above, with the extra layer on there are noticeable signs of bulging on me both at the front buttons as well as the back torso vent. I did love the narrow fit in the shoulders of this size, though.

Here is the size US 2 in comparison:

Burberry brit wool cashsmere trench coat petite women review 2
The shoulders were not as fitted on me, but the entire coat was more comfortable throughout. After reviewing these photos it was clear to me which size to get. I had my usual alterations done of shortening the sleeves and raising the belt loops. The sleeves were not super long on me and the belt loops were only about .5 to 1 inch low, so those even a little taller than me (I’m 5 feet) may not need any alterations!

Coat try-on tips: definitely try on outerwear with an additional layer, representative of what you’d typically wear on a cold day. Also, have someone else take photos of you in the coat from the front, side, and back so that you can take a closer look from all angles! This lets me see fit issues, like pulling across the back, which I’d miss otherwise.camel coat stripes white jeans winter outfit
I haven’t found any super similar options for less, but here are two other camel coats that do come in extended petite sizing:
– ASOS long funnel-neck coat, starting in 00p (likely fits like 000p)! In my experience their sizing runs small (I usually wear 0 or 2P there) and their coats are on the lighter-weight side.
J.Crew zip Melton coat, starting in 00p in three neutral colors.

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  1. Jean wrote:

    Hi Mary – thanks for letting me know. I hate when sellers do that!

    Posted 1.22.16 Reply
  2. Jean wrote:

    Hi Tiffanie! It's from Modcloth

    Posted 1.22.16 Reply
  3. Jean wrote:

    Thank you! It's an old one from Banana Republic

    Posted 1.22.16 Reply
  4. Jean wrote:

    Hi! It's an old one from Banana Republic

    Posted 1.22.16 Reply
  5. Jenny M. wrote:

    Hi Jean,

    I was wondering what shade and brand of lipstick or lipgloss you are wearing in the outdoor shots. I'm looking for something exactly like it for my everyday wear and it looks lovely on you!

    Posted 1.22.16 Reply
  6. monic sutter wrote:

    love this coat. Being petite has its ups and downs I just purchased to coats and they are too big on the shoulders eh lol

    M
    SIMPLY SUTTER

    Posted 1.21.16 Reply
  7. Fifi Jules wrote:

    Gorgeous outfit! Looking amazing as always xoxo

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    Posted 1.21.16 Reply
  8. Art Adorned wrote:

    Amazing outfit I absolutely love how you styled it, the color are so great together, You look amazing.
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    Posted 1.21.16 Reply
  9. Alyssa Renee wrote:

    Great coat! I love your sunnies! =)

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    Posted 1.21.16 Reply
  10. Mary wrote:

    Hi! I'm axlong time reader and fan but this is my first comment. I wanted to let you know that a seller on ebay is using your images to sell a coach court bag

    Posted 1.21.16 Reply
  11. Julia Mazzucato wrote:

    I love this classic coat! Thanks for your in-depth review, and for adding two other alternatives. My Burberry coat has lasted me through the seasons, but it's time for a new one, and I think I might go for the J. Crew style!
    Julia // Little Miss Haute Couture

    Posted 1.21.16 Reply
  12. tiffanie t wrote:

    Hi Jean! I know this isn't on your post but you posted this gorgeous swimming suit on snap chat and I really wanted that same exact one last weekend. Can you let me know where you got it?

    Thanks,
    Tiffanie

    Posted 1.21.16 Reply
  13. mybeautrip wrote:

    In love with your camel coat!
    xx

    http://www.mybeautrip.com

    Posted 1.20.16 Reply
  14. Akansha wrote:

    One day I'll buy a Burberry coat. One day. Maybe when I actually live somewhere cold (aka NOT California).

    Much love,
    Akansha

    http://www.akanshaagrawal.com

    Posted 1.20.16 Reply
  15. Anonymous wrote:

    Another beautiful ensemble! Do you have a link for the white shirt you are wearing under the sweatshirt? thanks!

    Posted 1.20.16 Reply
  16. Carolin from GetMarvelous wrote:

    Beautiful outfit! Love your coat! A Burberry coat is def on my wish list!

    Xx Carolin
    http://www.getmarvelous.com

    Posted 1.20.16 Reply
  17. carmitive wrote:

    I love this combo! A camel coat for winter is just a must 🙂 You paired it perfectly.
    xx, Carmen
    http://www.carmitive.com

    Posted 1.20.16 Reply
  18. Caitlyn Hampton wrote:

    Thanks, Jean! Just googled Theory and wow, those are beautiful… just a bit out of price range (hehe)! But something to strive for!

    I'll have to keep an eye out at BR and AT. Thanks so much!

    Posted 1.20.16 Reply
  19. Trang Do wrote:

    You look great! Nice review!! Love your glasses!!
    Xoxo,
    Love from http://www.trangscorner.com {a lifestyle, fashion, beauty, and food blog}

    Posted 1.20.16 Reply
  20. Vicky wrote:

    Really? Oh well, good that didn't have the patience to read the fine prints. 🙂

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
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  22. Paige Ma wrote:

    The coat is gorgeous! I am daydreaming about someday owning a Burberry coat, and your reviews are very helpful. We are in frigid Minnesota (currently enjoying -40 degree with windchill), and I love these running touchscreen gloves: http://www.eastbay.com/product/model:249471/sku:NRGC4020/nike-element-thermal-2.0-run-gloves-womens/black/anthracite/&SID;=7726&inceptor;=1&cm;_mmc=SEM-_-PLA-_-Google-_-nrgc4020&gclid;=CIPyxMWzt8oCFQMMaQodmuQCSw. They are very streamlined and lightweight, but really keep my hands warm. If it gets really cold I layer under these gloves: http://www.landsend.com/products/womens-200-fleece-insulated-ez-touch-gloves/id_289580?sku_0=::F18. They are a lot bulkier, but very warm.

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  23. Jean wrote:

    Wow, lucky you! Burberry is listed as excluded but this shows it never hurts to try a promo code!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  24. Vera wrote:

    What an amazing look. You look beautiful.

    Blonde in Cashmere

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  25. Jean wrote:

    Hello! Is it very cold indoors at school too? Maybe try fleece-lined tights with knee or calf-high flat boots paired with A-lined skirts and your favorite blouses tucked in. Do you follow mix & match fashion? She is a teacher too and posts lots of cute outfits, although not in as cold as a climate but you can add tights to a lot of her pairings.

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  26. Anonymous wrote:

    Hi Jean – where is your white blouse from? Thanks!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  27. Vicky wrote:

    Hi Jean, the coat looks lovely on you. Coincidentally I ordered this exact coat this morning from Saks since they are running a discount code right now. Expiring midnight tonight. Code JAN16 will take $275 off $1000 purchase. Figured I'd give it a try. I also bought the rushfield to try last month. Love the coat very much but still questions if it's too long on me. Cross my fingers and hope this coat will work out.

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  28. Linda Tran wrote:

    The outfit looks amazing! Also, thanks for the review! It was really helpful!

    http://www.llindatt.blogspot.com

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  29. Shanique King wrote:

    I love this coat. 2016 I want to break into more structured coats haha. Great post!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  30. Miss Cheska wrote:

    Hey Jean! I'm hoping you and your readers can help me and my teacher friends out with some fashion advice. I know you're in Boston so can relate with the crazy cold and messy winters. As a middle school teacher in upstate NY, I'm getting frustrated with my limited wardrobe options. It's hard to dress professionally, practically, and warmly during these winters! My old blouse/cardigan/pencil skirt or trousers ensembles aren't cutting it anymore with the cold. Flats and pumps are out of the question, too cold and they get destroyed with the slush tracked in the hallways. It's always hard not to feel frumpy, or like a Michelin Tire mascot with all the layers. Can you recommend some ways to still feel and look fashionable and warm? Thanks! 🙂

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  31. Stephanie wrote:

    Yay thanks Jean!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  32. Jean wrote:

    Hi there – unfortunately in my experience they will not. Shoulders are a very complicated (& pricey) alteration, not something I'd want just any tailor to work with either on a nicer coat. One possible option suggested to me before is to move the buttons over on a smaller size, but that can only be done minimally and it would be slightly asymmetrical.

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  33. Jean wrote:

    Hi Caitlyn, I'm not sure what your budget is but my black blazers are all from Theory. They have several cuts so it's best to try on in-person. THey don't make petites so I did have to have the sleeves shortened. From petite lines, I think one in a lightweight wool material from either Banana or Ann Taylor would be your best bet!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  34. Jean wrote:

    Hi Stephanie! Here's a previous voluminous pony tutorial: https://www.extrapetite.com/2015/06/easy-formal-hairstyle-tutorials-from.html

    It's hard to explain but I pull the top part back out after securing the ponytail. I'll try to do a video sometime and for the bun too!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  35. Jean wrote:

    I haven't seen that color this year anywhere, unfortunately!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  36. Jean wrote:

    Hi Jessica! Neither bumpit nor teasing actually, I just get really tight elastics and then after securing the ponytail, I pull some of the hair at the crown back out so that it poofs!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  37. Anonymous wrote:

    Hi Jean! This coat is absolutely lovely on you! 🙂 I also have the coat but have found that my normal size fits perfectly except for in the bust area, where it's way too tight and doesn't button (I'm petite and busty); I sized up but everywhere else is too large now! In your experience, is Burberry willing to tailor the shoulder area? I'm also located in Boston, so I'd love to hear your thoughts!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  38. Julie Hiller wrote:

    I love that coat on you, and the pop of bright blue with the sunglasses is really striking a beautiful. Great look!

    Lifestyle by Joules

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  39. Caitlyn Hampton wrote:

    Cute outfit! You always look so chic. I'm curious, could you post your recommendations of your favorite black blazers for petites? I want something modern that I can wear with jeans or slacks, to work or to go out to happy hour. There are so many options it can feel so overwhelming!

    xo, Caitlyn
    http://www.catonthemoon.xyz

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  40. Stephanie wrote:

    Hi Jean, I've been meaning to ask you for the longest time, but could you please do a ponytail/bun tutorial? I love your hair here and in the previous post. When I try to style my hair up, the top of my head just ends up looking super flat and unflattering. I also can't make a bun to save my life. 🙁 Thank you!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  41. Angela wrote:

    Love the wool camel coats– such a classic in the wardrobe! A nice coat can last a long time, and investing in a highest quality one can comfortably afford (or save up for a true splurge!) can make running out the door in in blustery weather a breeze (pun intended!). I find quality wool pill less with less wrinkles, which is why I'd rather save up. 🙂

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
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  43. Jessica wrote:

    Hi Jean, thank you for the post! Are you still wearing the bump-it in your recent posts or just teasing the top of your hair? It looks awesome and I have been trying out styles to wear my hair up but they never look as good as yours!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  44. Poshnessary com wrote:

    Love this outfit!! Looks really good

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    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  45. MsLinhVo wrote:
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  46. Liz | Shopping My Closet wrote:

    Love this winter look!

    Liz @ ShoppingMyCloset.com

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  47. Minau wrote:

    Great look! Love these colors!

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  48. Dressed With Soul wrote:

    I like it how you are wearing the classy coat with the striped sweater and white jeans! Simply perfect for the weather you had 🙂
    xx from Bavaria/Germany, Rena
    http://www.dressedwithsoul.com

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  49. Sasa Zoe wrote:

    Great info! Love your trench coat<3

    Shall We Sasa

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply
  50. Maggie Zemanek wrote:

    Thanks for the review of the coat!! I've been eyeing a Burberry Brit coat and wasn't sure what size to order.

    http://www.maggiealamode.com

    Posted 1.19.16 Reply

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