My current coat storage solution is on the smaller side, so I haven’t purchased new outerwear during the last few fall and winter seasons. (It took a lot of resistance.) However, my new apartment shockingly provides me with a separate coat closet. That means I’m preparing to shop for new coats as brands begin to reveal their fall outerwear offerings. From floor-length styles made of wool and leather to insulated puffers ideal for walking in frigid temperatures, I want my coat collection to check off every box.
The market isn’t currently overloaded with outerwear, but I like to shop early because I can find popular styles fully in stock. (I do the same thing with boots by purchasing Uggs in the summer.) It also takes a bit for the weather to fully change, so I’m prioritizing transitional styles that can get a ton of wear during those weird in-between weather days.
Keep scrolling to shop the coats that already have me excited for fall.
Simply perfect.
This is the kind of jacket I could center my entire fall and winter wardrobe around.
I predict this jacket will sell out fast.
The fact that this coat is still in stock is a sign that you need to buy it—fast.
COS makes the best basics at the best prices.
This coat will look equally as good with legging post-Pilates as it will with jeans and a knit top.
I love an oversize cocoon-like fit.
This jacket works for both luxury and casual outfits.
I have zero regrets about adding this coat to my wardrobe.
Mango’s premium pieces are always next level, and this coat is proof.
Prepare for endless questions about where you snagged this coat.
This color is so good.
It’s reversible!
I haven’t stopped thinking about this coat since I first spotted it.
A hard price to beat for this kind of leather jacket.
Puffy perfection.
A much chicer alternative to a standard denim jacket.
While I love my moto jackets, I think I’ll get more wear out of this leather sillhouette.
A classic no-fuss option.
I want to wrap myself up in this coat from now until spring.
I don’t know a single person who doesn’t want this jacket.
This coat is Hailey Bieber-approved. In fact, she designed it.
