The Duvet Coat Edit: 19 Of The Best To Keep You Warm & Dry This Winter
Make the commute, dog walk, country staycation, etc, cosy with our duvet coat edit. From high street to high-end, we’ve got you covered. Literally.
The next best thing to *actually* wearing your duvet on the commute? A duvet coat. The practical outerwear piece has really come into its own in recent seasons and is now – dare we say it – kind of chic. Whilst classic black has its place, the puffer coat is an easy and practical way to tap into this season’s chocolate brown trend. Look to Stories for their slightly cropped quilted piece or Norma Kamali if you’re looking for an investment. Both work really well over slightly more elevated looks, like head-to-toe black or tailoring if you’re after some coverage on the commute.
If you’re new to the duvet coat and are apprehensive about the oversized feel, look for shapes with a cinched-in waist. Varley’s mocha-hued wrap coat has all the makings of a classic tailored coat but in warm and water-repellent fabric. Whilst NA-KD’s simple black take on the trend is giving ski resorts in the ’90s Princess Di vibes.
On the high street, as always, you can’t beat a bit of Zara. Their hooded parka puff in a butterscotch colourway will add a cosy later to a failsafe jeans and Adidas Gazelle combo. And if you’re looking for something a little bit extra, but still realistic on the school run, Acne’s Barbie fashion take on the duvet coat will have your entire look covered in one layer.
Wrap up and shop our edit below…
Embrace the sleeping bag spirit and layer up in one of AW23’s cosy duvet coats.
Puffer jackets are no longer a sign of fashion defeat and is the outerwear of choice this winter. Snuggly yet stylish, fashion-forward brands like Norma Kamali, Acne and Day Birger have chic options that make a statement on their own, without the need for extra styling. It’s the lazy girls guide to winter dressing.
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