H&M women’s jackets, standout by design: Outerwear is the fastest way to change the mood of an outfit, and H&M’s selection makes it easy to go from polished to edgy to cozy in one layer. From everyday denim staples to statement trenches and puffers, these are the styles worth considering when you want “not your average jacket.”
H&M women’s jacket picks on H&M.com
H&M groups women’s outerwear under “Coats & Jackets” and “Jackets,” with a wide range including everyday jacket styles.
Pile Jacket (Beige, press-studs, lined)
A short, soft pile jacket with a classic collar, press-stud front and discreet side pockets, slightly longer at the back. Pile is basically a fleece family fabric with that fluffy, sherpa-ish look—warm and cozy, but not the most wind-resistant on its own.
Something interesting: This is the kind of jacket that looks expensive even in simple outfits—throw it over a plain tee + blue jeans and it instantly reads “winter styling done right.”
Scalloped-Edge Jacket (Dark brown, collarless, open front)
A woven, lined jacket with a round neck and open front, finished with scalloped edges (super feminine, very “French café”). The shorter length (around 43–47 cm) makes it perfect with high-rise bottoms and dresses.
Something interesting: Scalloped edges do the job of jewellery for you—when the neckline detail is this pretty, you can keep everything else minimal and still look styled.
Teddy Jacket (Beige, zip front, dropped shoulders)
A teddy-fabric jacket with a collar, zip front, dropped shoulders, rib cuffs and a slightly elasticated hem—cozy, casual, and a bit sporty. Teddy jackets get that “teddy bear” look from a looser, fluffier pile, which is why they feel super soft but can be less wind-blocking than tighter-weave fleece styles.
Something interesting: The elasticated hem is a small detail that changes everything—it keeps the jacket from looking boxy, so you get volume without losing shape.
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Jersey Jacket (Dark beige, heavy jersey, napped finish)
A heavy jersey jacket with a soft napped finish, classic collar, button front, back yoke, and patch pockets—this is the “shirt jacket” lane but softer. Jacquard/jersey constructions are often chosen for comfort and stretch, so you get movement without feeling stiff.
Something interesting: Patch pockets are a vibe—this is the jacket you’ll end up wearing when you don’t want to carry a bag because your essentials can actually live in the pockets.
Collared Jacket (Beige/black checked, loose fit, jacquard jersey, two-way zip)
A loose-fit jacquard jersey jacket with coated-fabric collar, dropped shoulders, pleated hem for volume, and a two-way zip. Two-way zips let you open the jacket from the bottom too, which adds comfort when sitting and gives you more styling/ventilation control.
Something interesting: This one is made for outfit play—zip it from the bottom a little and it turns into a “shaped” silhouette instead of a straight box, which looks great with wide-leg jeans or mini skirts.
How they stack up for different needs
- Most cozy and plush for winter vibes: Pile jacket or teddy jacket.
- Most polished/pretty for dinners and dressy outfits: Scalloped-edge jacket.
- Most versatile daily layer: Dark beige jersey jacket.
- Most fashion-forward and adjustable: Checked jacquard jersey two-way zip jacket.
