The
Autumn
Winter
2015
Coat
Guide

The double-breasted coat is a perennial classic, so keep the look up to date by opting for one with an unexpected detail or flash of colour.

Pair it with slim cropped trousers or dark rolled-up jeans and fresh white sneakers for a modern look.

The field coat is a great mid-weight outerwear option for the transitional period between Autumn and Winter.

To avoid looking too much like you’re off to the countryside, take the look in a more casual direction by teaming it with a stripe jumper over a button-down shirt, dark-washed denim and your go-to sneakers.

Military is a key theme this season and the parka plays a starring role.

Though the parka looks good paired over casual outfits, the classic fur-trimmed style looks great worn over a sharply cut double-breasted suit. The perfect way to weather any storm on your morning commute.

Bold and warm, the shearling coat is the easiest way to make a statement this season without all the layers. The browns and creams of a shearling coat work wonders with every shade of blue.

Wear yours with blue chinos and a chunky knit for a simple look this Winter.

Warm but lightweight, the padded jacket is perfect for travel to colder climes. This particular version is reversible, making it even more versatile.

Padded jackets look great worn over more casual outfits. Keep it simple with a white Oxford shirt and jeans so as to not take away from the jacket’s colour-blocking.

A single-breasted coat looks fresh with a popped collar and an under layer in a tonal shade.

When wearing a black coat, try a grey jumper with a pop of white in the form of a tee or shirt flashing through.