Goods: The Right Winter Jacket

The Navy trusts the design of the peacoat, and J.Crew does a great job at keeping it simple. The details are impecabble, too; even the anchor-buttons are present.
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A parka option that hits that perfect mid-thigh length. Details like an insulated hood, a drawstring waist and loop button closures ensure that you’ll be comfortably warm all winter long.

Classic Americana workwear with some added street cred.

Classic Americana workwear with some added street cred.

An affordable option for anyone looking to snag a smart topcoat. The houndstooth pattern is timeless as well as a change from the classic navy and black versions.

The Barbour Liddesdale jacket has protected countless backs. This updated version in moleskin isn’t the best in terms of water protection, but it makes that up for being nearly indestructible otherwise.

A great option from Hilfiger that is loud without being overbearing. That being said, maybe not a good coat for the office.

A dressier option for a topcoat, the lapels are bold and confident. The fabric is a wool-cashmere blend which means soft and warm.

This parka offers a streamlined cut and a quilted finish, trapping heat around your body. It also has a weather resistant hood and elbow pad detailing.

Koto’s take on a simple coat integrates different textures and materials for an interesting result.

Streetwear kings Stussy have done a great version of a bomber jacket with a supersoft faux-fur collar and no unnecessary brandings.

The toggle closures will make sure you’re able to close your coat without taking your gloves off, the duffel silhouette will make sure you remain stylish.