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Graziadaily
07-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Graziadaily
There's 13,000 People On The Waitlist For This Jacket, And We Know When It's Back
What's better than a new jacket? A two-for-one jacket. And this is one of the many reasons Damson Madder's reversible 'Jerry' cropped trench has already sold out within a matter of days of landing on-site. One side khaki, the other plaid, we're not surprised this cropped trench coat has been all over socials. We were just telling you how the new Damson Madder pre-fall collection has already started dropping, and how damn good it is. But we didn't quite realise how eager we would all be to shop autumn already. With that being said, though, we all know how the best coats and jackets are always the first to sell out, way before the month we actually need to wear them. Which is probably why everyone has been extra keen to know when this particular DM coat is getting restocked. And when we say everyone, we mean everyone , as the London-label has told us a huge 13,000 people have already signed up for the 'back in stock' alert. And we expect it to be a stampede to try and get the Jerry before it inevitably sells out all over again. Want to get ahead of the queue? Damson Madder founder, Emma Hill, told us when it'll land back on site. But firstly, here's the link to the jacket in question so you too can join the waitlist – simply add your email along with the size you're after in the 'notify me when available' box. 1. Damson Madder Reversible Jerry Crop Trench Coat So, we've been told that the Jerry is due to be restocked in *drumroll* October. That means it's only a couple of months to wait if you didn't get it the first time around. Want even more good news? The brand will also be dropping it in a brand new colourway in November, so you've got double the chance to get your hands on the trench style. On the hunt for a reversible jacket you can get sooner? The likes of Kitri, Nobody's Child and Free People also have new-in. styles you can shop already. 2. Damson Madder Mercedes Reversible Trench While we all wait patiently for that cropped trench to come back, luckily, Damson Madder has other styles to fill the void. This longer trench in red and pink plaid can be reversed into a cream version. So cute with jeans and loafers. 3. Kitri Theodora Reversible Quilted Jacket Depending on your mood, you can go maximalist with the zebra side or flip it inside out and go for cream. The best part is, though, you still get zebra piping when it's cream, so it'll give a hint of interest if you choose the plain side. 4. By Anthropologie Reversible Quilted Oversized Jacket With a classic navy quilt on one side and heritage checks on the other, you're bound to wear this one on heavy rotation with pretty much any outfit. Add flat knee-high boots for the full country girl aesthetic. 5. Nobody's Child Burgundy Floral Reversible Quilted Jacket If you like your outerwear to be the outfit, then you'll want this Nobody's Child style. In burgundy and cream scarf print, it'll work just as well with jorts for now as it will with a skirt and boots come autumn. 6. Aligne Barnaby Reversible Trench Coat We've already seen this Aligne coat doing the rounds, so no doubt it'll be a hero item later in the year. All the best outerwear always sells out first, so we strongly suggest getting this reversible navy and cream trench ASAP. If you're holding out for the Jerry, here's some outfit inspiration from the fashion girlies on Insta and TikTok who were some of the lucky ones to get the first drop. No matter how you wear this cropped-trench-coat-of-dreams, we fully get why it's sold out immediately. Siranda wore hers for Copenhagen Fashion Week, the checked side clashed with a striped mini shirt dress and customised tie. And we love how it looks worn open with the collar detail hanging loose. Meanwhile, Rebecca has said what we're all thinking, 'brb, going to make this trench my whole personality', styling hers – the khaki side – buttoned to the top with the collar tied like thetriangle scarves last autumn. Main image credits: ©Instagram/@anaanaanaanaanaana Harriet Davey is a freelance fashion editor and stylist, contributing to many titles including Vogue, Stylist, Glamour, Who What Wear and of course, Grazia. Always finding high street buys that look expensive, and the designer items to elevate them further, she's constantly on the lookout for lesser-known brands and mini street style trends. This, and searching for her next holiday destination where she'll be showing them off on Instagram at @ along with travel tips on TikTok @
The Independent
07-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Kitri's spring and summer collection is its best yet – and it's selling out fast
Though fewer than 10 years old, Kitri has established a loyal fashion fan base thanks to its playful prints, fresh silhouettes and quality pieces at mid-range prices. Its clothing regularly goes viral – think that shearling trim patent leather trench, the gingham Lenora dress and feather-adorned party frocks. The brand is particularly beloved for its occasion wear, whether it's an embroidered linen dress for a destination wedding or a leopard print mini for a birthday do. Founded in 2017 by South Korea-born Haeni Kim, Kitri was born out of her frustration at not being able to find hero pieces at affordable prices. Designed as a direct-to-consumer brand, its fashion is made in small quantities, and new pieces drop on the site each month. Not only does this reduce the risk of wedding guests turning up in the same dress (the worst), but it limits waste while boosting hype around the brand - there's nothing like securing the last size in a trending item. Its spring and summer drops are a case in point. A bold long-sleeve zebra print dress and Grecian-inspired black knit halter neck maxi are already sold out with a waiting list, while a brown tie front blazer and and polka dot mini dress have started doing the rounds on Instagram. From a blue swing dress I wore to a wedding in Lisbon to the aforementioned brown blazer and a black halter neck dress, my wardrobe is propped up by plenty of Kitri items. I can attest to the quality and timeless appeal, particularly the summer dresses, which I dig out of storage each year without fail. So, whether you're packing for a spring city break, planning your outfits for a summer holiday or have a wedding in the calendar, I've rounded up my favourite pieces from Kitri's spring/summer 2025 collection. But you need to act fast, as sizes won't be in stock for long. Characterised by its pastel pink finish, fitted bodice, dropped waist and straight neckline, the Reece dress is crafted from a breathable cotton-linen blend. Boasting a structured shape that lends it to occasion wear (think a town hall wedding or an evening out on holiday), it's easy and breezy enough to dress down for the office and day-to-day. Zebra is fast becoming the cool-girl alternative to leopard print, and this jacket ticks all the right boxes for your spring wardrobe. Lightly padded with a tie-front fastening and patched pockets, it's crated from a 50/50 cotton-linen blend. But the star attraction is the reversible design. One side is a bold zebra print, and the other is a neutral ivory tone with flashes of zebra along the seams, giving you extra versatility when styling. The contemporary and fresh asymmetrical silhouette of the Tabara dress is given timeless detailing thanks to the all-over yellow rose jacquard print and figure-hugging body. Made from viscose yarn, the dress boasts a comfortable, stretchy fit and subtle sheen. Extra details include a wide ''90s-inspired neckline and fringe detailing that will swish as you walk. Wedding guest attire sorted. While polka dot never really fades from fashion, it's back in a big way this season, and you can into the trend with this satin top. Featuring a tie fastening, there are also buttons to marry fashion and function. Whether styled with denim in the daytime or a black mini skirt in the evening, it's a wardrobe staple. Crafted from a breathable linen blend with tencel for stretch and movement, this bandeau top is a hero summer piece. Inspired by corsets, it's structured and sculpted to enhance your figure. The simple style is elevated by the contrast white tie detailing down the side. Designed with a slightly longer length, pair with low-rise denim or skirts. A blazer with a difference, the Vivienne style boasts a versatile mocha brown finish and is fully lined with jet pockets. But the pièce de résistance is the wrap neckline and front ties. You can wear them undone for a fluid silhouette or fastened for a boxy, powerhouse look. Whether styled with the matching trousers (£145, or a white maxi skirt, it's a centrepiece item for your wardrobe.
