Outerwear

Outerwear — Every Outer Layer, Every Temperature, Every Occasion

The right outerwear piece does more than add warmth — it completes an outfit and sets the tone for everything underneath. Our outerwear collection covers the full range of what an outer layer can do across a year: from a lightweight vest for transitional weather to a structured coat for the coldest months, and from a tailored blazer for a professional setting to a water-resistant trench coat for a rainy day. The fabrics span wool, leather, denim, shearling, down, tweed, and technical textiles — each chosen for how they perform in the conditions they're built for. Every piece in this outerwear range is cut to layer cleanly over the outfits in your wardrobe, hold its shape across a full season of wear, and work across more than one context without requiring a full outfit change.

Fabrics That Define Outerwear — Wool, Leather, Down & Technical Textiles

The fabric of an outerwear piece determines how warm it is, how it performs in wet or windy conditions, and how long it holds its shape. Our wool and wool-blend outerwear — found across our coats, blazers, and structured jackets — provides genuine warmth without the bulk of a padded piece. Wool holds its shape across repeated wearing, resists creasing better than most other fabrics, and gives the outerwear a tailored appearance that works in both professional and casual settings.

Our leather and faux leather outerwear — jackets, vests, and coats — brings the most durable and structured surface to the outer layer format. Leather resists wind, holds its shape completely, and develops a surface character over time that makes each piece more individual. Our down and synthetic-fill outerwear — puffer jackets, vests, and coats — provides the most warmth per unit of weight in the collection, making these the most practical pieces for cold-weather conditions where insulation is the priority.

Blazers — The Structured Outer Layer That Works Year-Round

Our blazers are the most occasion-spanning pieces in the outerwear collection. A well-cut blazer works in a professional environment over a blouse and tailored trousers, in a smart-casual setting over a t-shirt and jeans, and at an evening occasion over a dress or a coordinated set. The blazer format — structured shoulders, a lapel, and a fitted or relaxed body — adds a layer of polish to any outfit underneath without requiring the outfit to be rebuilt around it.

Our blazer range covers tweed, woven, linen, and structured fabric cuts in both fitted and oversized silhouettes. Our tweed blazers are the most textured pieces in the range — a woven surface that adds visual depth without print or embellishment, suited to smart-casual and professional settings across autumn and winter. Our oversized blazers work in the most casual contexts — worn open over a simple top and straight-leg jeans for a relaxed, considered look. Available in black, navy, camel, grey, and seasonal tones, in both single and double-breasted cuts, and in extended sizes across the full range.

Jackets & Coats — From Leather to Puffer, Every Cold-Weather Format

Our jackets and coats cover the widest range of outerwear formats in the collection. At the most structured end, our leather jackets, motorcycle jackets, and shearling coats bring durable, wind-resistant surfaces to the outer layer format — pieces that hold their shape, resist the elements, and get better with wear. At the most insulated end, our puffer jackets, down coats, and quilted jackets provide core warmth in cold conditions without the weight of a wool coat.

Our denim jackets and overshirts sit at the most casual end of the jackets and coats range — lighter pieces that work in transitional weather over a t-shirt or a fine-knit top. Our faux fur coats and sherpa jackets bring texture and warmth to the collection — statement pieces that work as the focal point of a winter outfit. Our camel coats and wool coats cover the most tailored end of the range — structured cuts in natural fabrics that work in professional and formal settings across the coldest months.

Coats & Trenches — The Long Outer Layers That Cover Everything

Our coats and trenches are the longest pieces in the outerwear collection — outer layers that cover the full outfit underneath and work as the primary piece over a complete look. Our trench coats are the most worn pieces in this category: a belted, knee-length cut in a water-resistant fabric that works in rain and dry weather, in professional and casual settings, across most seasons. Available in black, beige, tan, navy, burgundy, and seasonal tones, in lengths from cropped to floor-length.

• Black trench coat — the most worn colorway, works for every occasion from casual to formal
• Beige trench coat — the most traditional colorway, coordinates with most wardrobe colors
• Wool coat — structured warmth for dry cold, works in professional and smart-casual settings
• Puffer coat — maximum insulation, the most practical piece for the coldest months
• Faux fur coat — volume and texture, works as the focal point of a winter outfit
• Denim trench coat — casual format, works in smart-casual settings across transitional weather
• Hooded trench coat — built-in coverage for wet weather, works without a separate hat

Light Layers — The In-Between Outerwear for In-Between Weather

Our light layers fill the gap between a t-shirt and a full coat — the pieces that solve the transitional weather problem without adding bulk or weight to the outfit. These are the outerwear pieces that live in a bag during spring and autumn, pulled out when the temperature shifts unexpectedly. Our light layers include open-front cardigans, lightweight kimonos, thin overshirts, and sheer dusters — each adding a layer of coverage without warmth in warm weather, or a small amount of warmth in cooler conditions.

Our linen and cotton light layers are the most breathable in the range — suited to warm evenings, beach settings, and any occasion where you want something over your shoulders without a full knit or a structured jacket. Our fine-knit light layers cover the transitional end — thin cardigans and open-weave wraps that add warmth without bulk in the way that a heavier knit would. These are the outerwear pieces that work hardest in air-conditioned environments, on evening terraces, and in any setting where the temperature shifts between warm and cool across a single day.

Vests — Sleeveless Outerwear That Adds Warmth Without Restricting Movement

Our vests are the most targeted pieces in the outerwear collection — sleeveless outer layers that add warmth through the core without the bulk of full sleeves. Our puffer vests and down vests use insulated quilted channels to trap heat across the torso while leaving the arms free — the most practical format for outdoor activities and transitional weather where arm movement matters. Our sherpa vests and fleece vests bring a softer, more casual insulation to the sleeveless format — suited to everyday wear and relaxed outdoor settings.

Our denim vests, leather vests, and sweater vests cover the non-insulated end of the vest range — pieces that add a layer of coverage and visual interest without warmth, suited to warm weather and layering over long-sleeve tops in cooler conditions. Our fringe vests and western vests bring character to the format; our suit vests bring the most formal application of the sleeveless outer layer to the collection. Available in the same color range as the rest of the outerwear collection — from black and camel through to seasonal statement tones — and in extended sizes across the full range.