Stylish Shearling Coats for the Cold Weather
Cropped, classic, or dramatic and unexpected, there's an ultra-warm topper to suit any taste.
When the temperatures dip into territory beyond brisk and we enter statement coat season, there is perhaps no better option when seeking warmth, texture, durability, and a bit of aesthetic elevation than a shearling coat or jacket. These days, the silhouettes, crops, and dress factor of the style are endless. Whether you're looking for something cropped and sporty, tailored and classic, or a dramatic and voluminous shearling for day-to-night wear, there's a coat or jacket for all tastes and preferences. Here, our favorites of the season.
Cropped, tailored, and glossy, this black lamb shearling will be consistently warm and wearable for years to come because of its classic silhouette.
Shearling Type: Lamb
Not only is this ivory jacket, made of fluffy, lush sheepskin shearling reversible, it's the perfect fit and tone of winter white for wearing casually and paired with more elevated pieces. It is also on my personal wishlist as a new addition to my winter rotation.
Shearling Type: Merino Sheepskin
Elegant and a bit unexpected, with a stand collar, dropped shoulders, and a neutral olive colorway, Altuzarra's leather on one-side, shearling on the other, coat makes a serious case for an everyday piece that has details that take it to the next level.
Shearling Type: Lamb Shearling
Sweeping, lengthy, weighty, and with a bit of gloss, this is the coat for someone looking to make a statement. Pair it with heels and a frock for a night out, or over jeans—either way it works and will turn heads.
Shearling Type: Lamb Leather
Delightfully feminine and functional for daily wear, you can rest assured that Nour Hammour's take on the classic aviator shearling is a piece you will wear year after year, thanks to its versatility, right down to the zipper details.
Shearling Type: Lamb
This faux shearling has developed quite the following over the last few years, and it remains a classic for a reason. It's layerable, has distinct button closure and faux leather trim.
Not only is this option absolutely lush, a touch dressy, and reversible, but it has a hood, as well as long hair merino trim.
Shearling Type: Lamb
A teddy bear coat never gets old. Case in point? Sandro's midi length take. The collar is a statement in and of itself.
Shearling Type: 100% Shearling
This is not your basic shearling, right on down to the fit. High contrast and with a wrapped silhouette, this piece is ultra-glamorous and yet not overstated.
Shearling Type: 100% Shearling
If you want a really great shearling with a twist (like this ombre option) there is no better brand to turn to than eco-ethical Shoreditch Ski Club. The silhouette is timeless and elegant, but the dip dye effect? Perfectly modern.
Shearling Type: Sheepskin
The more I look at this piece, the more I love it. And it's hard not to, with a fluffy collar, pouf detailing at the zipper (key during absolutely frigid temps) and statement cuffs. Oh, and it's reversible.
Shearling Type: Lamb Fur
How fun is this take on the cardigan jacket? And who better to do so than leatherwear icons Coach?
Shearling Type: Lamb
This coat has not left my mind since I first laid eyes on it a few years ago. It's plush, offers a quite flattering cinch to a relaxed fit, and perhaps most importantly, is the topper extremely cold weather calls for, as its designed to fend off below zero temps the Mackage way.
Shearling Type: Lamb Leather
Another A+ jacket that is both easy-wearing but elegant, it's the rich chocolate brown shearling that makes this piece simply irresistible to me.
Shearling Type: Sheepskin
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