Wrap, double breasted and long tailored coats in cashmere and wool cashmere blends, in camel, black, chocolate and soft grey.
Cashmere Coats
The investment coat that makes everything you wear underneath look better.

A beautiful coat is the piece people see most during the colder months, which makes it one of the smartest places to invest. Cashmere and wool cashmere blends are worth the premium. They are lighter than heavy wool yet warmer, drape softly instead of standing stiff, and feel luxurious against your hands and neck. Camel is the classic for good reason, since it flatters most skin tones and looks warm over black, cream, denim and grey. Black is the most formal and works over evening wear. Chocolate and soft grey are subtle alternatives that feel just as polished. Shape matters as much as fabric. Belted wrap coats are relaxed and feminine. Double breasted styles feel tailored and structured. Long, straight cuts that fall below the knee look sleek and elongating. Try on any coat with a sweater underneath to be sure the shoulders and sleeves still fit well.
Where To Start

Madame wool and cashmere coat
Max Mara

Soft cashmere long coat
Gucci

Winry wool and cashmere-blend coat
Isabel Marant

Gustaf cashmere coat
The Row

Scarf-detail wool and cashmere wrap coat
Róhe

Wool and cashmere coat
Victoria Beckham

Cora wool and cashmere coat
Calvin Klein Collection

Flavia wool and cashmere peacoat
Joseph
Keep what goes underneath simple so the coat stays the focus. A fine knit and straight trousers, or a turtleneck with jeans, are easy foundations. A long scarf draped loosely over the shoulders adds warmth and texture. Belted styles can be worn tied, open or with the belt knotted behind for a cleaner line. Brush cashmere gently after wear and give it a day to rest on a wide, shaped hanger.
More To Consider

Wool and cashmere coat
'S Max Mara

Amie cashmere coat
Lisa Yang

Ciara wool and cashmere-blend wrap coat
The Row

Spencer wool and cashmere coat
Joseph

Signature wool and cashmere coat in black - Toteme
Mytheresa

Wool and cashmere wrap coat
Alaïa

Wool and cashmere coat
Róhe

Olmo wool and cashmere coat
Loulou de Saison
Our honest take
We would start with a camel wrap or long tailored coat in a wool cashmere blend, which offers the best balance of softness, warmth and durability. Our advice is to check the label, because higher cashmere percentages feel softer but can pill sooner with heavy daily wear. Avoid shapes that are extremely trendy if you want the coat to last many winters. Have it professionally cleaned only when needed, and store it in a breathable garment bag over summer. A well chosen coat can carry you through a decade of cold mornings.






