Inexpensive long trenchcoat?

[Alozano]

I was looking around and trying to find a nice, really long trenchcoat(like the ankle length kind or maybe just below knee length can be fine too), but have been having trouble. I'll see really nice ones from designers like YSL orDOLCE&GABBANA but they'll be really expensive and easily cost thousands. Or I try to find something cheaper and it's either the wrong length(like a waist length coat), or something that looks really cheap and almost like a halloween costume or something(I've seen this when getting results from Amazon or Etsy unfortunately). Does anyone know of a nice trenchcoat that is long like I'm describing but isn't in the thousands as far as price?

Here is an example of the kind of coat I'm thinking of in terms of length, if I find any other examples I'll post, this is just to give an idea:

 

[notdos]

If you’re comfortable with your sizing, you can always try second-hand, like eBay.

 

[breakaway01]

FYI that style of coat isn’t usually called a ‘trenchcoat’. Agree that if price is a constraint then eBay and other used sellers will be your best bet.

 

[Alozano]

I found a long coat that fits the exact design I wanted
Everest Greatcoat (Black)

However I have 2 questions:

- Does anyone know if that Albert Clothing is a reputable company? I've seen mixed, with some posts calling them scammers and saying they don't communicate at all and with shipping taking forever, or they ordered from them and it all went fine. Also some claiming they were too expensive with the quality of clothing not matching their high prices. This thread here someone ordered from them, but seemed to get no communication or shipping progress, and sadly never posted again to state whether they got their item or not.

- Does anyone know of any other places that sell that same kind of design at a reasonable price? So far the places I checked I haven't really seen one like it, sort of similar but not really the same, especially the collar/chest area, I think the style that coat has is called a "notched collar".