This relaxed fit, double breasted wool-blend topcoat is a smart style to hedge your bets on — as it’s reversible, it allows you to instantly add both a navy and burgundy style to your rotation.

From the fashion editor-favorite brand, this longline belted number in a sumptuous olive shade comes with a detachable shearling collar which will extend the typical window of suede coat season.

Sleek and chic, here is a piece that will hang happily in your closet for years to come. This knee-length collarless pony leather-effect coverup is the epitome of elegance.

Ducie, the London-based brand beloved by everyone from Hailey Bieber to Jennifer Lopez, continues its streak in the coat category with the addition of this double- collar drawcord waist baby in bitter chocolate leather.

For high quality, cozy vegan outerwear that goes the extra mile, Australia-based Unreal Fur has you covered. The plush Black Bird style is a day-to-night coat that feels as luxe as it looks.

The coat-scarf hybrid continues to have everyone in a chokehold…if you’ll excuse the pun. Emerging brand Centre Piece offers this timeless ivory silhouette rendered in 100% wool-silk with a built-in layer that’s large enough to double as a chic hood.

A trench coat is a no-brainer for tricky and changeable Q4 weather. Beat the guessing game in a chocolate brown-hued update to the classic.

The adoration of barn jackets and chore coats shows no sign of abating. A.L.C’s polished and water-repellent tented style is souped up with contrasting leather collar and cuffs — it’s one you’ll likely reach for until next summer.

Undoubtedly the outerwear trend of the season, this slouchy wool-blend coat from Mango in crisp white places an emphasis on the buzzy funnel neck shape.

In a delectable shade of merlot, the key feature on this Italian wool-blend topcoat by Helsa is its cinched hourglass silhouette, as well as padded shoulders that mean business.

In oat milk or coffee shades, this coat from Australian label Dissh boasts that boxy, borrowed-from-the-boys silhouette — it’s perfect for over your workwear during the week or shrugged nonchalantly on top of a going-out dress come Friday.

Fusing the best elements of hero outerwear pieces — a trench coat and a leather biker — this slick, short style from Reiss in delicious burgundy is exactly the kind of fresh style that your fall repertoire has been calling out for.

Established in the ‘70s, Overland remains a go-to for sheepskin and leather inspired by the American west. Not a million miles away from the silhouettes that reigned supreme in the seventies, the Blair is a belted full-length reversible coat with a plush side and a smooth side thanks to Spanish Merino sheepskin and a Toscana sheepskin collar. It’s not only two coats in one — it’s also designed to last a lifetime.

This hero style from British brand Aligne comes in grey, navy, black, and white. Once you experience this ultra warm wrap coat’s ease and versatility for yourself, don’t be surprised if you go back for another colorway.

A splurge-worthy acquisition from the popular Scandi brand — this vanilla-hued oversized shearling overcoat is lined with lambskin leather and comes with a detachable belt. Consider it a future heirloom.

In a sea of black coats, ensure you stand out in this zig zag-patterned collarless faux fur number that will still complement all of your neutral outfits once the cold snap arrives.