Nº D-10899
Knee-length khaki trench, double-breasted, belted — labels, autumn–winter lookbooks.
Made for: Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on gabardine / trench khaki 240 gsm; style: trench coat.
Sample size size L · 620 × 1020 mm.
A knee-length gabardine trench coat: open lapels, double-breasted horn buttons, a self-fabric belt at the waist — labels, chest embroidery or a printed lining.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Size L · 620 × 1020 mm; your print keeps its true scale on the product.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is gabardine / trench khaki 240 gsm, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A trench coat runs past the knee, double-breasted with wide lapels, a storm flap on the right shoulder, a self-fabric belt, cuff straps and a back vent with facing. It's built in layers with a full lining and double topstitching, so prints on trenches are usually small details rather than all-over graphics.
Cotton or cotton-poly gabardine twill of about 220–280 gsm, often lightly water-repellent; the sample is 240 gsm khaki. The polyester lining, or a separately printed check, is where a brand shows personality.
Embroidery or small prints on the chest, cuffs or under the lapel; the lining sublimated with a brand pattern. Water-repellent fabric resists ink, so favour embroidery, woven labels or a debossed leather patch; DTF needs an adhesion test on coated fabric.
Split files by detail: back-neck label, left-chest logo of about 60–90 mm, buttons or buckle detail, and a repeat pattern file for the lining. The lining is cut from the pattern, so send a seamless repeat for the maker to print full fabric width before cutting.
At 1020 mm from shoulder to hem it falls past the knee on someone around 1.65–1.75 m tall; shorter wearers should size down or shorten it so the coat doesn't swamp them.
A brand check, a repeating monogram or a muted traditional motif; a seamless repeat of about 150–300 mm per tile lets the maker print the full fabric width.
Yes, but discreetly: chest embroidery, a woven neck label, engraved buttons, a patterned lining; classic outerwear rarely wears large external graphics.
Gabardine has a tight, fine twill, smoother face, better drape and wind resistance; ordinary khaki is thicker and coarser, suiting trousers and uniforms.
Khaki, beige, camel and black are the classic four; keep the brand pattern for the lining or a matching scarf.