Eighteen classic, cozy winter coats under $300
In Toronto, the descent into single-digit temperatures always spurs a citywide hunt for the perfect winter topper. But finding a coat that’s stylish, warm and under budget? That’s practically a miracle. Here are 18 great options.
This boyish peacoat from Zara is begging to be worn with a chunky turtleneck scarf and flare jeans. $199. zara.com
This H&M coat is made from recycled wool, so it’s both cute and ethical. $99. hm.com
Slightly oversized and in a statement hue, this Mango coat would look great thrown over a festive winter dress. $270. mango.com
The tweedy salt-and-pepper pattern on this Joe Fresh coat is a timeless look. $99. joefresh.com
The warmth to price ratio on this Patagonia puffer is pretty great. $299. patagonia.com
The extra-long hemline on this Zara coat provides extra protection from the elements (pop the collar to make it totally wind tunnel–proof). $249. zara.com
Camel-hued coats, like this belted Topshop number, exude effortless style. $180. thebay.com
This bubblegum-coloured coat from La Maison Scotch makes a cheerful style statement. $299. scotch-soda.com
Wilfred’s super-soft wool coat comes with sizeable pockets and a hood for added practicality. $295. aritzia.com
Yes, it’s possible to snag a down-filled parka without paying Canada Goose prices. This Calvin Klein jacket is water-resistant and comes with a detachable faux-fur hood. $250. thebay.com
This long, slouchy Topshop coat can transform any leggings-and-sweatshirt ensemble into an elegant outfit. $180. thebay.com
A fluffy fur collar adds a chic layer of warmth on this Mango coat. $290. mango.com
We appreciate the extra length on this lightweight, down-filled puffer jacket. $200. thebay.com
A versatile boyfriend coat, like this wooly grey piece from Six Crisp Days, adds tomboy edge to any outfit. $198. thebay.com
The Italian wool and cashmere blend and classic silhouette make this Aritzia coat an investment piece (without a whole lot of actual investment). $295. aritzia.com
The Gap is suddenly good again, so take advantage and snap up its classic pea coats at a relative steal. $178. gapcanada.ca
This high-tech Spyder jacket is covered in a special moisture-wicking fabric, making it perfect for wet and windy mornings. $285. sportinglife.ca
Another cold weather–appropriate option: a faux fur–lined Babaton parka. $295. aritzia.com
Lorne’s coats on Spadina is THE place to go for coats. They are reasonably priced, very fashionable (better then these choices) and all they sell are coats, coats and more coats.
That bubble-gum pink number looks cheap and badly made, especially the hem.