Women Wool Coat Guide - The Coat you need

The Collarless Coat

The Standup Collar Coat

A collarless coat is classy and timeless coat choice. It's one of today's dressier wool coat type and it enhances any look. 

Wear it with a dress for a sophisticated style, or with a top, pants and a cardigan for a formal, yet stylish, look. 

A standup collar coat, also known as Funnel neck coat, is a trendy coat model. It's the perfect choice when you want a coat that gives you extra protection and helps you stay warmer around the neck without adding a scarf. 

SINGLE-BREASTED COAT

STAND UP COLLAR COAT

The Pea Coat

The Wool Trench Coat

Today's caban jacket isn't what it used to be. The caban jacket has become more and more popular in recent years and can be combined with almost anything thanks to its simple cut.

A wool trench coat, also known as overcoat, is a warmer version of the regular trench coat (find more information about wool trench coats for women here). Some call it the winter version of trench coats. A wool trench coat / overcoat is long, classy and always has its signature detail - the belt. Just like a trench coat. 

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The Duffle Coat

The Classic Double Breasted Coat

The Duffle Coat a stylish, casual coat option. You will easily recognize the duffle coat by its distinctive horn toggles fastening and a hood. It's typically short length and often seen with patched pockets. The most common, or traditional, duffle coat fabric color is khaki and brown but you should choose a fabric that fits your personal style.

The Double Breasted Coat is perhaps the most traditional, and slightly formal, of the coat options. Choose a grey, brown or beige fabric for a formal option. Even though this coat type is slightly more formal than the other options, it is very versatile and can be dressed up by wearing a suit underneath it, or as an everyday coat paired with jeans and cardigan.

DOUBLE-BREASTED COAT