Investing in a luxury coat will instantly improve your winter wardrobe, whether it’s a modern puffa, a waxed cotton field jacket, a leather biker, or a traditional trench. From Steve Buscemi’s shearling coat in Fargo to Humphrey Bogart’s trench coat in Casablanca, nothing quite packs a punch like a stunning article of clothing.
The colder season is almost upon us, so it’s time to turn your attention from linen shirts and water shorts to the more pressing issue of adding some serious coat fodder to your winter wardrobe. You might add value to your entire seasonal wardrobe with a statement coat and avoid dying a cold, damp, shivery death. No matter if it’s a contemporary puffa, a leather flying jacket, a waxed cotton field jacket, a traditional trench coat, or a spectacular coat.
Moncler Jacket
There are a lot of Moncler’s distinctive puffer jackets everywhere in the world, even in the most expensive ski resorts. These jackets are made from a variety of styles and materials, including recyclable ripstop and nylon laqué. Yes, you pay more for that small emblem on the chest or sleeve, but the construction is excellent and the design is clear.
Goose Canada
This is one of the amazing brands you can buy and wear, and it should be in your wardrobe. Sam Tick, a Canadian, started Canada Goose in 1957. Since then, it has grown into a huge publicly traded company, with sales going from $3 million in 2001 to $200 million in 2014. Anyone who has tried on a Canada Goose jacket, especially the Expedition parkas, shouldn’t be surprised by its success. The Polar Research section of the National Science Foundation wears these modern works of art that are both stylish and useful. They were originally made for scientists working in McMurdo Station, Antarctica. These coats, handcrafted in Canada and filled with duck down that is ethically sourced, combine modern minimalism with impeccable utility (the brand has also pledged to ditch the use of coyote fur by the end of 2022).
Burberry
The famous trench coat is made by the British company Burberry. It is now run by fashion icon Riccardo Tisci, who believes that “British is an attitude.” The Kensington historical trench, which is still as timeless as it has always been, has been rethought and redesigned for the fashion-forward customer of today. Also look out for Tisci’s takes on Harrington jackets, technical parkas, and hooded blousons.
Brunello Cucinelli
Brunello Cucinelli must be at the top of your list if you’re searching for an investment piece of outerwear with a price to match. When it comes to natural fibers like wool and cashmere, the Italian designer is unrivaled, and his talent for creating exquisite outerwear shapes is unmatched. Cucinelli makes a great selection of technical down-filled jackets and gilets, but his quilted aviator jackets are to die for.
Belstaff
Given its long history with bikers, British heritage brand Belstaff can’t be left off this list. Its wide range of athletic waxed cotton jackets and full-grain leather blousons make it a must-have.
While the leather collection is known for its café racers, the waxed cotton collection is smartly made for an urban customer with clean silhouettes and smart pocket details. In terms of technical jackets, Belstaff has also improved, particularly with the quilted styles that offer a lot of technology for your money.
By Soumyajit
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