I Shop From 9 To 5, And These Are My Absolute Favorite Wool Coats (2024)

If you've saved up a bit of extra $$$ and want to spend it on something that will last you forever, go for this timeless double breasted coat from Reiss. It's just the right amount of slouchy with its drop shoulders, comes in both a stunning charcoal and camel color, and features six buttons so you can fasten it in any way you want.

On the hunt for something oversized without looking ragged? Check out this cocoon-style coat from Everlane. It's suuuper soft and durable, but the best part of it all is that it's made from recycled materials. Coming straight from the brand's partner mill in Italy, this jacket is made from recycled wool fibers, which lowers their raw material carbon emissions by over 90 percent compared to virgin wool. Intrigued yet?

Out of all the brands on this list, I've ordered from Nakd the most. From everyday basics to more special occasion pieces, their styles are some of the most affordable on this list, but they feel like the most expensive. If you're on the hunt for a more unique coat, try this Oversized Kimono option, which also comes in a pale pink shade and has a concealed hook-and-eye closure for that slightly more upscale look.

This coat not only offers a variety of vibrant and festive colors perfect for the holiday season, but it's also surprisingly budget-friendly considering it's crafted from 100 percent Italian virgin wool. Plus, it's an excellent choice for those who live in extremely cold temperatures, as it offers both extra thickness and durability. The oversized design also makes it *perf* for layering underneath during chilly weather.

Everyone needs a blazer, but they're tough to wear under thicker jackets in the colder months. This option offers both style and warmth, as it's made with polyester and wool to keep you extra warm. Per reviews, this blazer runs a bit big, so size down if you want it to fit more on the snug side.

Sometimes, all your coat needs to amp up its cuteness factor is a belt, and this one has got you covered. Whether you're aiming for a sleek, tailored look by securing the coat or prefer a laid-back, slouchy vibe by leaving it untied, this coat fits the bill. I'm particularly drawn to its oversized fit, which gives it that effortlessly cool-girl feel. What's more, the concealed button closures add a touch of sophistication. The best part? Despite its upscale appearance and durability, this coat comes in at just under $400.

Shackets have been in for the last few seasons, but this one is unique because it's slightly oversized and has cropped sleeves. According to the brand, it's also quite heavy, so it's *totes* fine to wear in the colder months when you're out and about. Need to layer it? It fits perfectly under a bigger coat, too!

Spending under $100 on a nice wool coat is tricky, but this one comes in at a whopping $60 without slacking on quality. Made of wool and polyester, it keeps you super warm during the winter, but it doesn't weigh you down. Reviewers love this jacket because it hits right at the knee, so it's not too oversized and heavy. This is the perfect everyday jacket if you don't want to overspend, but want something that goes with legit everything.

Everyone is currently obsessing over the Toteme Scarf Jacket. But, it's always sold out and it's wayyy out of our price range. If you're looking for something less pricey, but just as chic, go with this Silk Maison Scarf-Collar Cashmere Coat (yup, cashmere!). The brand comes highly recommended by multiple editors because their coats are super lightweight but also nice and warm for even the coldest of winters. And, if you get extra chilly, you can wrap the built-in scarf around your neck to warm up.

Slouchy coats aren't for everyone. If you're someone that likes a coat with a little more oomph, go with this structured option from Mango. It has more of a straight design with structured shoulders and button cuffs, so this option would be perfect for a fancy evening or a business event.

I'll admit, this jacket it pricey for a cropped option, but sometimes you have to spend a little extra for the high-quality goodies. This collard bomber jacket is made from both leather and wool, making for a two-toned moment that looks cute over any 'fit, whether you're going out on the town or heading to the office.

This brown wool coat (it also comes in pink!) is one of the most classic options on this list, but it's also one of the softest. Made with Italian-woven wool and a touch of cashmere, it's super cozy and warm, but it doesn't slack in the luxury department. According to the brand, this fabric is also wind and water resistant, so it can withstand many different climates. As an added bonus, this coat has a bunch of pockets.

I've recently started shopping at Banana Republic on the reg, and one thing I constantly notice is how high-quality their clothes are. This coat specifically is super thick and cozy (it feels like it costs WAY more than just $90), and it's also perfectly oversized enough to wear heavier clothing underneath. According to reviews, it's best to size down if you don't want it too big.

This cozy coat is crafted from a blend of Manteco wool that gives it a delightfully plush and soft texture. The fabric boasts a slight sheen, adding a touch of sophistication that's *perf* for festive evenings during the holiday season. What sets it apart is the unique a-line closure. I was also shook to discover that my friend snagged this stylish piece for under $200, as it genuinely has such an expensive look every time she wears it.

Many coats on this list are double breasted, meaning they have overlapping front flaps that have two symmetrical columns of buttons. But what makes this one special is that is has a super trendy houndstooth design, so it's a step outside of the typical grey and black looks.

I recently bought this coat when I was shopping at Gap, and I have legit worn it every day since. It's lightweight yet long enough to keep you warm, and I love how classic and chic it looks. Plus, I didn't have to break the bank to add it to my coat collection. It also has pockets on both sides, so you can quickly and easily store all your belongings when you're on the go.

This Abercrombie & Fitch coat is kinda the epitome of fall, but I've seen so many people wearing it on the streets of NYC this winter because it's just that warm. What makes this coat stand out from others on this list, you may ask? Well, it has buttons from the top to the bottom of the front closure, which will ensure you stay extra warm through the chilly weather.

Women’s Health editors, including associate e-commerce editor Lily Wohlner, have been researching the bestselling, most popular, and top-rated wool coats for the past few months. As a shopping editor, Wohlner has tested many of these coats herself and offered her personal option on which ones you should buy for yourself.