Ok so there was a point somewhere in the last 3 weeks here in Britain when it got seriously freaking cold. No big deal, it happens every year – and given that the late summer almost spring-like weather took us all the way to late October was nearly California like.
Anyway you’ve got the heating turned up and when heading to the local for a few seems like a chore, have no fear as we’ve got 5 A/W coats to keep you looking cool, even when you’re freezing!
1, MAISON KITSUNÉ Patchwork Cotton-Corduroy, Denim And Twill Jacket
This vibrant patchwork number from Parisian outfit Maison Kitsune might set you back a few notes, but this technicolour dreamcoat for life is worth the outlay.
Crafted from twill, cotton and denim it’s available at Mr Porter and is perfect for the upcoming cold conditions, while maintaining your style and swagger.
2, UNIQLO Ultra Warm Down Coat
This classic looking duffel jacket is cool and full of character but also warm and wintry. The military-style design is water repellant and uses the power of Airtech + down to create some proper resistance to these baltic nights! It’s also available in other shades.
3, STUTTERHEIM Burnt Orange Men’s Liner Jacket
A handmade offering from Swedish wet weather pioneers Stutterheim is best along with a woolly jumper but is a perfect addition to your autumn/winter wardrobe.
Light and slimline, in a burnt orange colour you’ll certainly stand out from the crowd, after all, orange is the new black. If nothing else peruse their site, there are plenty more raincoats to get excited about.
4, REISS Maple Camel Double-Breasted Coat
This smart double-breasted coat from Reiss ticks all the necessary winter boxes. Warm and cosy while also workable in a more casual social setting, it’s a coat you’ll wear for years to come. It works pretty well with jeans and trainers also.
5, UNIQLO – MA-1 Bomber Jacket
Another from Uniqlo this simple bomber jacket is a standout addition from a long line of perfectly tailored seasonal wear. Smart and stylish, it’s perfect for November nights on the town. But hurry up while stocks last.
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