Fall is here—even if it doesn’t feel like it outside just yet—and that means that it’s officially about to be coat seasonAnd because I consider myself to be something of a jacket-and-coat expert, I’ve figured out precisely what style I’m into this season: wrap coats.

These types of coats are historically made from thicker fabrics like wool or cashmere, but modern iterations can be made from a puffier material, too. There are even versions that are fashioned from a plush teddy material for added warmth. 

Whichever fabrication you choose, it all comes down to the shape. Wrap coats are often less structured in the shoulders, have a looser fit throughout, and feature a belt made from the same material as the rest of the piece that you can just tie in a knot before heading out the door.

In order to help you find your new favorite coat, I’ve taken the liberty of rounding up the best wrap coats below.

A good camel coat will never go out of style. 

If you’ve been looking for a cream coat, look no further. 

A classic!

Great price for a great coat. 

So easy but stylish. 

Simple and easy.

Lighten up your winter wardrobe with this beige coat. 

If you prefer cropped styles, this coat from BlankNYC is for you.

The collar on this coat feels so sleek. 

Not your average winter coat. 

This puffer is great for layering. 

You’ll be wearing this one for years. 

This jacket also comes in black. 

We love a pastel-hue coat. 

You’re going to stay so warm in this wrap-style puffer. 

Now this is a classic. 

No lapel, no problem. 

This jacket makes me want to book a trip to London. 

The perfect combination of a puffer and a trench. 

This jacket is the definition of cozy. 

The contrasting leather lapels make such a statement. 

This one is a must-buy if you ask me and looks way more expensive than it is. 

This beauty is available in sizes XXS to 4X.

Timeless.

A forever closet staple. 

This wrap coat is just a more relaxed version of a trench. 

The contrasting lapel adds an elevated twist. 

So easy to throw on! 

Breathtaking.

This post was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.