10 Best Women’s Coats & Jackets for Autumn 2022

If you’re looking for the best coats and jackets Autumn 2022 has to offer, DESIblitz has got you covered.

As we fully immerse ourselves in the new season, now is the perfect time to invest in a coat to see you through the chillier months.

Autumn coats are a seasonal staple, and while investing in designs such as the trench coat or a parka, will never go out of style, it might be time to switch up your style and refresh your wardrobe.

Whether you’re on the lookout for a practical fleece-lined coat or a smart tailored jacket to go with your work attire, these are the styles that will ensure you look fashionable and incredibly snug.

Additionally, these coats and jackets cover both ends of the budget spectrum.

Spending more can be an indulging treat, however, a bargain buy does not skimp out on quality.

With this, here are the 10 best women’s coats and jackets to keep you trendy, polished and snug this Autumn.

Never Fully Dressed Arctic Leopard Coat

This shorter design is perfect for petite women. Featuring a detachable collar and cuffs, for added versatility.

This coat, which retails for £169, can be styled up or down for different occasions. Layer over a black roll neck and leather pants for a powerful look.

Leopard print truly never goes out of style and whilst most fashion experts will argue leopard is considered neutral, meaning you can pair it with anything, the fierce print still packs a punch.

Perfect for elevating a lowkey look, layer over your best jeans or use a leopard coat to explore how to style leather pants for extra texture and interest.

If you want to go all-out, team your coat with matching leopard print boots for a head-turning look.

Take a look here.

Hush Chocolate Brown Leather Trench Coat

Retailing for £389, the chocolate brown hue makes a fresh refreshing change from black.

Cut to a traditional trench coat silhouette, it features shoulder epaulettes, a storm flap and a self-tie coordinating belt.

This year the runways were awash with longer-line leather coats.

Most notable was the leather trench coat, which was spotted at the likes of Chanel, ushering it into style consciousness.

Perfect for giving a timeless trench a makeover, the leather trench coat feels sharper and ideal for weatherproofing your look.

Opt for muted tones such as beige and black if you want to keep it versatile and timeless, or make a statement in a bold hue.

Check it out here.

FRANKIE SHOP Jesse Faux Leather Bomber Jacket

In a faux leather fabric, this bomber, which retails for £475, has a directional feel.

There are plenty of pockets for practical wear, while the beige hue makes it easy to style in winter or spring.

Although considered more of a jacket than a coat, the bomber is still worthy of some attention.

One of the big fashion trends of 2022, the runways were full of oversized fits, longer-length designs and embellished iterations, making the bomber one of the standout coat trends of the season.

Lean into the sports luxe aesthetic and opt for satin-style bombers that will also work for evening wear.

A slightly lighter weight design, bomber jackets can be worn throughout spring and fall seasons too, making them a truly versatile style buy.

Explore the range here.

Urban Outfitters Anita Suede Jacket

The hot-pink suede and shaggy shearling trims on this Urban Outfitter jacket are just incredible.

The OTT jacket retail for £295, and is perfect if you’re looking to nail the Barbiecore aesthetic.

For something more casual yet equally stylish, this design is a winner.

An oversized fluffy collar and matching cuffs make up this jacket. Finished with a button placket, long sleeves, side pockets and a belted waist with belt loops all around.

Check it out here.

Mint Velvet Cream Boucle Coat

Adding chicness to any look, this cream boucle beauty is the perfect throw-on-and-go coat.

The wool blend will keep you toasty while the double-breasted design keeps it smart. This coat retails for £229.

Certainly the sleekest of the bunch, a cream coat looks instantly expensive so a stylish choice if you want to ramp up the fancy factor and wear it with the best designer heels.

Go for tailored silhouettes and belted designs to keep it on the polished side and style with other creams and caramel tones for a chic neutral look.

Take a look here.

Zara Tailored Double-Breasted Coat

This double-breasted tailored design keeps this coat on the smart side whilst the hot pink hue adds a fun finish.

Wear this coat, which retails for £109, open to show off your outfit or buttoned-up for extra structure. Go tonal and style with the best pink dresses.

For one of the best coat trends of 2022, there’s no escaping the popularity of pink.

Valentino kicked things off with an entire hot pink runway and then came the rise of Barbiecore thanks to the upcoming live-action Barbie film.

Perfect for injecting some mood-enhancing dopamine dressing into your wardrobe, if you want to get on board this vibrant trend, a fuchsia pink coat will get you there in one stylish swoop.

Have a look here.

The North Face Nuptse Belted Long Parka

The OG’s of practical padded coats, The North Face has given the Nuptse an update with this longline design.

The belt helps to streamline the shape and it’s loaded with 700-fill responsibly sourced down.

No longer reserved for extreme weather conditions, the padded coat has had quite the rebrand, cementing itself in our everyday wardrobes much like the best waterproof jackets.

Fashionable and functional, this is one of the cosiest coat trends of 2022 and one you’ll never want to take off.

The padded coat retails for £400. Take a look here.

Whistles Drew Faux Fur Coat

Is there anything more luxurious than a faux fur coat? In a mint-green hue, this fluffy jacket, which retails for £185, will lift any look.

The cropped design makes it a dream for petite women, or take advantage of the waisted silhouette and use this coat to learn how to style flared jeans.

The epitome of glamour, a tactile coat is a stylish choice for eveningwear and special occasions as well as bringing a dose of elegance and fun to every day.

Whilst neutral tones of brown and beige are the go-to, designers have gone a little brighter than before, helping to cheer up gloomy winter mornings, with patchwork hues and magenta pink for a more playful spin.

See the range here.

ALBARAY Borg Collarless Duffle Coat

The toggles on this coat give a nod to the classic duffle design whilst the collarless finish and faux leather piping add a high-end finish.

Ideal for those looking for how to dress simple yet stylish, it’s lightly quilted on the inside too.

Another retro design that’s back with a vengeance is the shearling coat.

The fuzzy style has had an upgrade, as it has gone from appearing in the lining of a coat to taking centre stage on the outside of multiple iterations.

Whether you go faux or real, look to creams and beiges to keep it classic and timeless, so you can wear this directional coat for years to come.

With a boho feel, you can team this coat with pretty much anything, but it will look chic teamed with tan boots and a floaty paisley dress for the ’70s feel.

The duffle coat retails for £189. Take a look here.

White Stuff Isobelle Sustainable Check Coat

When it comes to versatility, this coat, which retails for £165, takes it up a notch thanks to the removable inner quilting.

Perfect for changeable weather, wear it from the city to the countryside.

Timeless, and reliable with just the right amount of interest, a plaid coat is a style you’ll never tire of.

There are heaps of variations too, from Chanel-inspired tweed and herringbone to bright and bold statement styles, it’s easy to find one to suit you and your aesthetic.

Stick to monochrome tones for a polished and everlasting look and finish with the best winter boots. Check it out here.

When it comes to shopping for your best women’s coats, you can go one of two ways.

Either you opt for the investment piece like a camel coat or go trend-led all the way.

This season we’re all over trenches, leather jackets, teddy bear and faux fur coats and anything quilted.

If you really can’t decide which style works best, why not buy more than one?