Now that the temperature outside has finally dipped below 60 degrees, it’s time to start thinking about winter coats again. This year’s trends are refreshing mix of classics with contemporary twists (think: coats with detachable scarves and that hit ankle length), bold statements (think: leopard prints and luxe shearling), and rich colors that prove black isn’t the only versatile shade out there. And the best part of all? Whatever your taste or style is, the current silhouettes serve as the perfect finishing touch to all winter outfits, whether you’re wearing a cozy turtleneck with jeans or lush sweater dress with boots.
Ahead, 9 winter 2024 coat trends I’m loving right now and know you will, too.
Shearling Coats
The oh-so-cozy shearling coat is back this season—and sleeker than ever. Seen on the runways of Miu Miu, Acne, and Saint Laurent (just to name a few), the latest iterations offer a dose of glam and warmth with its fuzzy texture, but more importantly, are the kind of heirloom styles you’ll wear for years to come. Nour Hammour and Yves Salomon are only a few of the brands exceling the modern shearling coat game.
Yves Salomon Ironed Lamb Shearling Coat
Nour Hammour Isadora Sumptuous Shearling Coat
TOTEME Silky Genuine Shearling Coat
The Frankie Shop Joni Faux Fur Coat
Cape Coats
Chloe FW24-25 runway.
The folks at Chloé, Khaite, and Saint Laurent have spoken: Cape coats are the It-silhouette of the season. Best recognized for its signature draped silhouette, the feminine toppers of 2024 are anything but costume-like. They’re elegant, glamorous, and above all else, a refreshing departure from the old-faithful wool coats.
Chloé Cape Overlay Double-Face Wool Cashmere Coat
Banana Republic Oversized Double-Faced Scarf Coat
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Mackage Kirstyn Double-Face Wool Cape Coat
Scarf Coats
Scarf coats are anything but new, but the cozy, two-in-one style has been picking up steam this fall and is already shaping up to be one of the buzziest silhouettes of winter 2025. Toteme is a go-to designer for the trendy topper, but don’t sleep on the modern iterations from contemporary labels such as Mango, Cos, and Massimo Dutti.
Toteme Embroidered Scarf Coat
Mango Wool Coat with Detachable Scarf
Cos Leather-Trimmed Wool Scarf Coat
Massimo Duti Wool Blend Coat with Scarf
Leopard Coats
At long last, leopard is finally getting its well deserved time in the sun again. While it is technically considered a pattern (and a bold one nonetheless), the tawny combination of blacks, browns, and caramels serve as the perfect neutral to cold-weather ensembles. By Malene Birger and Rixo are examples of a few labels with stand-out styles this season.
By Malene Birger Rafaia Leopard-Print Pony Hair Coat
Jane Post Long Velvet Leopard Coat
Rixo Milly – Bohemia Leopard
Barn Coats
Great news: the barn jacket bonanza isn’t ending anytime soon. Famous for its waxed cotton shell and distinct corduroy collar and cuffs, the weatherproof country staple will continue to reign supreme this winter. Except instead of a shorter jacket, consider adding a longer version to your arsenal as it’s more insulating and will keep your legs warm and toasty on the most frigid of days.
Barbour Ebberston Waxed Cotton Raincoat
Toteme Corduroy-Trimmed Waxed Organic Cotton Coat
J.Crew Long Barn Jacket™
Alex Mill Chiltern Street Jacket In Waxed Cotton
Peacoats
Bottega Veneta and Prada sent updated versions of the classic peacoat down their runways, further proving the double-breasted style is a timeless style worth added to your outerwear collection. Since then, several celebrities have been rocking the style to too, including quiet luxury queens Katie Holmes and Gwyneth Paltrow. This season’s options run the gamut, from standard navy to herringbone to the palest of creams.
G. Label by Goop Modern Pea
Zara Long Wool Blend Double Breasted Coat
Prada Double-Breasted Wool Peacoat
Favorite Daughter Favorite Peacoat
Burgundy Coats
Don’t put away your burgundy accessories just yet: the It-color of fall is here to stay this winter. And what better way to take the shade for a spin than with a coat? The rich red is just as versatile as black but adds oomph to an otherwise pared-back style.
Banana Republic Pura Wool-Cashmere Wrap Coat
Simkhai Rumi Belted Wool-Blend Trench Coat
Sentaler Wide Collar Wrap Coat
Zara Manteco Wool Blend Coat ZW Collection
Duffle Coats
I’m calling it: The sleeper hit of the season is going to be a duffle coat. Victoria Beckham debuted a camel coat iteration during FW24, but I’m already seeing tons of brands releasing their own versions of the toggled topper. Toteme makes a hard-to-resist shearling style that I have my eyes on, but if you’re looking for a classic dark option, Bottega Veneta and J.Crew’s takes are great everyday layers.
Bottega Veneta Wool Duffle Coat
Leather-trimmed shearling jacket
J.Crew Collection Toggle Coat
Victoria Beckham Oversized Duffle Coat In Camel
Black Maxi Coats
Sure, black tailored coats are always in. But the black tailored coats of of 2024-2025? According to the FW24 runways, they’re now hitting floor length. Perfect formal and casual events alike, the elongated toppers adds polish to whatever you’re wearing.
The Frankie Shop Jane Coat
Valentino Oversized Wool and Silk-Blend Drill Coat
Favorite Daughter The Simon Double-Breasted Coat
Aritzia Estate Coat – Virgin Wool
Sophie Dweck is the Associate Shopping Editor for Town & Country, where she covers all things fashion, beauty and lifestyle, shares her expertise on the most worthwhile luxury products, tests and writes in-depth reviews on the very best essentials worth investing in, as well breaking news about the latest launches, and of course, reports on the biggest sales and deals to shop no matter the day. Some of her favorite items to date are Gwyneth Paltrow’s ski trial cardigan, the Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser, and ZIIP’s microcurrent device. When Sophie isn’t testing state-of-the art beauty tech or breaking down TikTok aesthetics, she loves indulging in BonBon sweets (Sorbisars, for the win!) and finding the next trend before it goes viral.
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