10 Classic Options for Outerwear

Choosing the right coat to compliment an outfit is crucial in remaining stylish.? You could be wearing the classiest most expensive shirt and pants, but if your jacket is beat up and ragged, or too big or too small, you’ll look about as stylish as Jerry Seinfeld.

10 Classic Options for Outwear

Toggle Coat

A staple for college kids.? These mid weight wool coats with wooden buttons are perfect for the fall weather.? This should be worn for a casual night out.? See more

Parka

These are great for ski weekends, trips to Canada, or just to keep warm on a stroll around Manhattan at Christmas time. See more

Down Jacket

Certain guys can pull these jackets off.? They sort of make you look fat, but they will keep you damn warm in the winter. See more

Trench Coat

This is the perfect jacket for hiding your shot gun, or flashing women in Walmart parking lots. A little more casual than the Chesterfield or Camel-hair coat.? See more

Peacoat

A classic blue, gray, or black peacoat will go with just about anything. If you’re in the business world, and could only own two coats, I would make this one of them.? See more

Denim Jacket

A denim jacket is good to keep handy in case you score last minute tickets to a Def Leopard concert.? Seriously though, denim jackets have reached icon status and can be worn with most outfits.? See more

Barbour Jacket

This is a pretty cool jacket that will keep you warm, and it functions a little dressier than a parka.? This gives you sort of that rugged professional look.? See more

Chesterfield Coat

For professional use only. This is a slim cut overcoat that will keep you warm, but isn’t so bulky you can’t move around int it.

Macintosh

This is the coat you where out when its drizzling yet warm.? A good coat to own if you spend a lot of time walking through the city in the fall and winter.

Camel-Hair Coat

This is a pretty versatile jacket made for the professional world.? It can also be warm semi casually to an after work happy hour, or a networking event. See more