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Sensible Winter Coats Under £120 – Part 2

25 November 2014 · Leave a Comment

Lets continue. If you haven’t seen the first part of this post, go take a look at it first or scroll through this one first and go back to the first one after this. (This one has the more fun coats anyway). But be sure to read the other post which will help explain why I chose the coats I chose. Now lets chat about sensible winter coats.

(Faux) Fur Collars

I liked these two faux fur collar casual coats. I would, of course, prefer the Zara one in the interesting colour although the brown one is from Oasis and a perfect colour of winter – its 70% wool.

Zara Coat with Detachable Fur Collar

Zara Coat with Detachable Fur Collar – 66% wool

Oasis Natural Rosie Duffel Coat

Oasis Natural Rosie Duffel Coat

This one is also available in black in case a more basic colour is required. A really formal coat with the fur collar  is this H&M one which comes at the fantastic price of £60.

H&M Coat in a Wool Mix

H&M Coat in a Wool Mix

Workwear

Of course, most of the coats on this list are perfect for workwear already and a separate category was hardly required. However, I think a slightly longer one (knee or a little below) is more formal and great for office. Some good basic options are these below.

Topshop – 82% wool.

Topshop Wool Blend Coat

Topshop Wool Blend Coat

Stradivarius – 75% wool

Stradivarius Full-length Woollen Coat with Buttons

Stradivarius Full-length Woollen Coat with Buttons

Forever 21 – 68% wool

A wool coat for under £50 is a find – if you like this, pick it up right away.

Forever 21 Classic Wool Blend Overcoat

Forever 21 Classic Wool Blend Overcoat

Pastels and lights

I will now move on to pastels and the light colours. I was quite surprised to find so many. Really, there is no excuse to continue wearing a black coat. Of course, ASOS came to the rescue. Pastel blue, soft pink and mink.

ASOS Pea Coat In Longline Boiled Wool

ASOS Pea Coat In Longline Boiled Wool

ASOS Coat In Trapeze With Seam Detail

ASOS Coat In Trapeze With Seam Detail

ASOS Car Coat

ASOS Car Coat

Winter colours – oxblood and army green

So other than camel, oxblood and army green have been the most popular colours this winter – and my current favourites. The first two coats are from ASOS and last one is Dorothy Perkins Dark Green Boyfriend Coat.

ASOS Coat with Military Panel Detail - 67% wool

ASOS Coat with Military Panel Detail – 67% wool

Monki Tie Waist Coat - 60% wool

Monki Tie Waist Coat – 60% wool

Dorothy Perkins Dark Green Wool Boyfriend Coat

Dorothy Perkins Dark Green Wool Boyfriend Coat

Patterns and prints

Patterns and prints are difficult to find in serious (meaning actual warm, wool) coats. This animal print one is also from ASOS and so is the grey ombre one.

ASOS Coat in Hairy Animal Print

ASOS Coat in Hairy Animal Print

ASOS Oversized Coat in Ombre Boiled Wool

ASOS Oversized Coat in Ombre Boiled Wool

Textured 

Most faux fur coats and jackets are made of synthetic materials so when you find one made of wool, its great.

Weekday Faux Fur Biker Coat

Weekday Faux Fur Biker Coat

ASOS Coat With Cocoon Fit In Texture

ASOS Coat With Cocoon Fit In Texture

I will end here. I hope this was helpful. Even if this doesn’t help you choose your coat, it should at least give you with an idea of the options you have to choose from.

Images used on this post belong to and are from the websites to which links have been provided.

– Anisha

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Tagged: ASOS, Dorothy Perkins, Forever 21, H&M, Monki, Oasis, Stradivarius, Topshop, Weekday, Zara

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