Best Women’s Coats to consider: Getting ready for dinner on a cool evening can leave you wondering what to wear over your outfit. You might want a short coat with trousers or a longer one over a dress. Then there’s the coat you’ll reach for on your way to work. These five H&M options give you a few lengths and shapes to choose from, depending on what you like to wear.
What Should You Look for When Choosing a Coat?
Think about when you’ll wear it and what you’ll have on underneath. A coat for your morning commute might need room for a jumper. For dinner, you may care more about how it sits over your outfit. If you’re packing for a trip, consider the weather at your destination too. Here are five coats to explore at H&M.
5 Women’s Coats Deals
Single-breasted coat

For office days, you could wear this black coat over a shirt and trousers. It falls to the knee and has a single button at the front, along with side pockets. The felted fabric has a soft feel. There’s no lining, so keep your usual layers in mind.
Fit tip: Try it over your work clothes and check that you can move your arms.
Felted tie-belt coat

Prefer a coat you can tie at the waist? This black one comes with a belt that you can remove when you want a different look. The wrapover front fastens with hidden press-studs. It falls to the calf and has a lining, with side pockets for your hands.
Style tip: Try it over a dress for dinner, with the belt tied at the front.
Oversized puffer coat

The two-way zip on this puffer lets you open the front from the top or bottom. You can leave some space at the hem when sitting down. It also has a drawstring hood and elasticated cuffs. The black quilted nylon coat falls to the knee and comes with a lining.
Travel tip: If you’re packing it for a hill-station trip, check the forecast before choosing your other layers.
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Funnel-collar trench coat

If you like a loose fit, this beige trench is one to consider. It has an oversized cut with a funnel collar and buttons down the front. You can adjust the cuff tabs and pull the drawstring at the hem to change its shape. It also has a lining.
Try-on tip: Fasten the collar to see whether you like how it feels around your neck.
Short peplum trench coat

With jeans and a plain top, you could try this short trench in dark khaki green. The gathered waist leads into a flared peplum, giving the hem its shape. It has a double-breasted front and buttoned tabs at the cuffs. The cotton twill fabric comes without a lining.
Care tip: Read the care label before washing, as the supplied details don’t include washing instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which of these coats should I consider if I prefer hoods?
You can consider the oversized puffer coat, which has a drawstring hood and a stand collar.
Can I remove the belt from the felted tie-belt coat?
You can remove its tie belt and use the concealed press-studs to fasten the wrapover front.
