Open-Front Waterfall Hem Denim Trench Jacket

Not a denim jacket. A denim moment. This is the piece that elevates the white cami and straight-leg jeans formula from “casual” to “intentional” — and it does it without trying. A wide notched lapel collar opens into a fully unbuttoned, open-front drape that falls with the relaxed confidence of a trench coat rather than the stiffness of a classic denim jacket. Long fitted sleeves with single-button barrel cuffs. Contrast topstitching throughout — visible on the collar, lapels, front panels, cuffs, and hem — doing the structural work and adding the denim texture detail that makes the jacket read as deliberate rather than basic. And the hem: a waterfall asymmetric curved front that dips lower at the sides than the back, creating a layered, movement-forward silhouette that swings as you walk. Mid-length — hitting at the upper hip to hip, longer at the front points. In four washes: Light Blue, Dark Gray, Dark Blue, White, sizes S–2XL.

Light blue open-front waterfall hem denim trench jacket worn over white cami and straight-leg jeans with gold chain necklace and watch

Dark gray charcoal acid wash open-front waterfall hem denim trench jacket over white cami and jeans

Dark blue indigo open-front waterfall hem denim trench jacket over white cami and straight-leg jeans

White denim open-front waterfall hem trench jacket with grey topstitching over white cami and blue jeans

Key Features

Wide Notched Lapel Collar – A broad, structured notched lapel that lies flat against the chest and shoulders. It gives the jacket a trench coat or tailored blazer quality rather than the standard small-point collar of a classic denim jacket. The lapels are topstitched along the edge for definition and visual weight, and they frame the open neckline and whatever you’re wearing underneath without competing with it. The collar sits close to the neck without buttoning at the throat — it simply opens into the drape of the front panels.
Open-Front Waterfall Drape – No zip, no buttons, no closure at the front body. The jacket is designed to be worn open — the front panels fall naturally from the shoulders in a soft, relaxed drape that moves with the body. This is what gives the jacket its duster-like, layering quality. The front panels have enough structure to hold their shape when you’re standing still but enough weight and softness to move freely. The result is an effortlessly thrown-on silhouette that looks more considered than a buttoned jacket would.
Waterfall Asymmetric Curved Hem – The defining design detail. The hem is not straight — it curves from a shorter point at the back up through the sides and then sweeps down to longer pointed front corners that extend to hip level and below. This asymmetric waterfall shape gives the jacket significant movement and visual interest from all angles, and it creates a layering effect over whatever you’re wearing underneath. Visible clearly in all four product images as the front corners sweep outward and downward.
Contrast Topstitching Throughout – Double-needle topstitching runs along the collar, lapel edges, front panel edges, sleeve seams, cuffs, and hem. In the lighter colourways (Light Blue, White) the stitching is a mid-tone thread that creates visible texture lines. In the darker colourways (Dark Gray, Dark Blue) the stitching appears in a lighter or contrasting thread that highlights the structural lines of the jacket. This is the detail that makes the jacket read as quality denim rather than a basic layering piece.
Long Sleeves with Single-Button Barrel Cuffs – Full-length fitted sleeves that taper to a clean barrel cuff fastened with a single button. The cuff button is tonal to each colourway and is the only closure hardware on the jacket. The sleeve length and fitted cuff give the jacket a polished, finished quality at the wrist that works equally well pushed up casually or worn down.
Mid-Length Silhouette – The jacket falls at upper-to-mid hip at the back, with the waterfall front points extending lower. This mid-length is longer than a classic cropped denim jacket but shorter than a full duster — it sits in a sweet spot that works over both high-waisted bottoms (where it reveals the waist detail) and low-rise or relaxed-fit jeans (where it layers over the hip without overwhelming the proportions).
4 Washes – Light Blue, Dark Gray, Dark Blue, and White. Each wash has a distinct character and styling personality covered in detail below.

The 4 Washes

Light Blue – A medium classic denim wash with natural fade variation across the surface — slightly lighter at the stress points and seam lines, slightly deeper in the body. The most traditionally “denim” of the four, and the easiest to style across the widest range of outfits. Shown in the first product image worn over a white cami and blue straight-leg jeans for the classic Canadian tuxedo-adjacent look. Works equally well with white jeans, beige trousers, printed dresses, and floral midi skirts. The go-to if you want a denim jacket that disappears into an outfit rather than defining it.
Dark Gray – A charcoal acid wash with a mottled, vintage-inspired texture across the surface. The grey tone gives the jacket an elevated, almost sophisticated quality that reads less “casual denim” and more “fashion denim” — the acid wash effect adds visual interest and dimension that the solid colourways don’t have. Shown worn over a white cami and dark denim jeans in a modern, tonal-grey-on-blue combination. The dark gray wash is the most editorial of the four and pairs particularly well with black, white, and other cool neutrals for a monochromatic urban look.
Dark Blue – A deep, saturated indigo-to-navy denim wash with minimal fading and a consistent deep tone throughout. The darkest and most polished of the three blue options — in dark blue, the jacket reads almost as a smart casual layer rather than a purely casual piece. Shown in a bohemian-styled interior setting over a white cami and grey-blue straight-leg jeans. The dark blue is the most versatile of the three blue washes for wearing into the evening or to a smart casual occasion where the light blue might read as too casual.
White – A bright, clean white denim with grey topstitching that becomes the primary visual detail against the white ground. The most distinctive and seasonally specific of the four — white denim has a strongly spring and summer association, and in this jacket silhouette it reads as particularly fresh and intentional. Shown in the same bohemian interior setting as the Dark Blue. Pairs most naturally with blue denim (for a clean blue-and-white contrast), with tan and camel leather accessories, and with colourful or printed bottoms where the white jacket acts as a neutral anchor. Requires more care than the washed blue options — see care instructions below.

How to Style It

All four product images use the same core formula: white fitted cami tucked or half-tucked into straight-leg or relaxed jeans, with a layered gold chain necklace (pendant charm, chunky link) and a gold-toned watch. This is the base look and it works. From here, the jacket adapts: throw it over a floral midi dress for a summer festival look (Light Blue or White); layer it over a ribbed turtleneck and tailored trousers for an autumn street style edit (Dark Gray or Dark Blue); drape it over the shoulders of an evening outfit as a coat alternative (Dark Blue or Dark Gray). The open-front waterfall drape means it works as a layering piece over almost any outfit without the structural commitment of a buttoned jacket.

Size Guide

The jacket has a relaxed, open-front fit with no waist shaping. Size true to size for the layered, effortless look shown in the product images. If you prefer a more oversized silhouette or plan to layer over thicker knits, size up one.

Size	Bust (in)	Waist (in)	Hips (in)
S	34–36	26–28	36–38
M	37–39	29–31	39–41
L	40–42	32–34	42–44
XL	43–45	35–37	45–47
2XL	46–48	38–40	48–50

Measurements in inches. Relaxed open-front fit — size true to size; size up for an oversized look or layering over knitwear. Allow ±1" variance. Questions? Contact us.

Care Instructions

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, inside out, to protect the wash finish and topstitching
Wash dark colourways (Dark Blue, Dark Gray) separately for the first 1–2 washes to prevent dye transfer
For the White colourway: wash separately or with whites only; avoid washing with dark denim to prevent colour transfer
Hang to dry — do not tumble dry, as heat can shrink the denim and distort the waterfall hem shape
Do not bleach (including the White colourway)
Cool iron on reverse if needed — do not iron directly on topstitching
Store on a hanger to maintain the lapel and hem shape

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