As soon as temperatures dip below 50 degrees, it’s officially time for a jacket.
This season, forget about digging out old faithful from the back of the closet and check out these fashionable favorites.
Shearling Jackets
A popular style for this season is shearling-lined coats that look like classic bombardier jackets that were worn by pilots during WWII.
The look is rugged and manly, but also best relegated to your weekend wear or worn on a chilly weekend getaway. Usually made with leather, these will be a nice transitional coat for the season and are also great for date nights when worn with jeans and boots.
Double-Breasted Coats
Men’s fashion has brought back the double-button jacket in recent years, whether its a trench, peacoat, or a simple jacket.
These might seem a bit more fashion-forward than the average cookie-cutter button down, but they’re actually quite flattering. Just make sure to have the coat tailored to accentuate your waist and choose a style with a peak lapel to show off your shoulders.
Coats With Toggles
Nautical toggle coats will be everywhere this fall if the spring runway shows were any indication. The so-called Paddington or Duffel Coats have big pockets, toggles, and are usually knee or hip length.
These were another war coat worn by the British Royal Navy in WWI and WWII (the toggles allowed them to be fastened and unfastened while wearing thick gloves). Though a bit more casual than a classic overcoat, duffel coats can be worn in casual settings or at the office.
The Classic Top Coat
Every man should own a classic, simple top coat. It’s the perfect jacket to wear over a nice suit, or with a sweater and a pair of jeans to dress up your casual outfit.
Look for simple lines and a fit that skims your body rather than hugs it. When done correctly, the top coat will be cut to fit cleanly over your favorite suit.
Down-Filled Jackets
Puffy, quilted coats will officially be back in style this winter. Try and choose a jacket that is as streamlined as possible so you don’t look like a marshmallow (or time traveler from the early aughts), and pair it with slim-fitting jeans and sneakers.
Because it’s a sporty look, avoid wearing this style of jacket with suits or fancier attire.
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