17 Stylish Women’s Winter Coats That Can Stand Up to a Canadian Winter

Introducing: the Super Puff by Aritzia. Available in regular, mid and vest (long) size, this is arguably the coat of the season. The puffer style is back in full force, and no one’s doing it bigger, cozier, or in cooler colours than Canadian brand Aritzia. The perfect compliment to any outfit in this stylish hue they call modern taupe, the Super Puff will keep you warm in up -22 degree Celsius weather, and is made from responsibly-sourced Goose down.

Aritzia Super Puff Long in Modern Taupe, $250.

It's no wonder the Hygge Puffer in black is a top-seller for Frank and Oak. Stay warm and stylish — and feel good about it with this sustainable coat that will protect you from temperatures that fall to -25° C. Never forget, they have a sweet media pocket to also keep your phone warm too.

Frank And Oak Hygge Puffer in Black, $369.

This Canadian-made luxury piece by mycoatisblue brings style into the season. The Liv Onyx coat offers an ultra feminine hemline, a fantastic waistband accent for a perfect fit and fits true to size. It's 70 per cent wool and will have folx who wear it feeling next level fine.

mycoatisblue Liv Onyx, $495.

Still trending on this season, animal print is everywhere. One easy way to incorporate it into your winter wardrobe, and spice up an otherwise boring outfit, is with a statement coat, like this one from Zara. Resist the wetness of winter with this water repellent coat, and the animal-print update makes it feel current, while keeping you oh-so-cozy.

Zara Water Repellent Printed Coat, $139.

This fully-lined wool blend cocoon coat from Oak and Fort has minimalist-chic styling in mind with concealed button closures and a timeless silhouette. Ideal for layering, this is the perfect coat to take you from day to night during the winter months.

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Oak and Fort Cocoon Coat, $188.

Accent your waist and maintain a flattering silhouette, without compromising on those added layers of warmth and weather-resistance with the elegant Emmy jacket from Lolë. Winter coat – check!

Lolë Emmy Jacket, $410.

In 2018, everything old is new again when it comes to fashion, and so far for the season, winter coats are no exception. Nods to past styles and trends are all over the runways, and The North Face is on board with their aptly-named 196 Retro Nuptse coat.

The North Face 1996 Retro Nuptse Jacket, $350.

The fan-favourite brand of proud Canadians everywhere, the Roots brand is synonymous with all things Canadian style. The class Seymour jacket, in that signature plaid pattern, is crafted from a warm wool blend and offers added coverage with its funnel neck detail.

Roots Seymour Jacket, $148.

This list wouldn’t be complete without a cozy teddy-bear jacket option. This one, from HM, comes in a rich brown colour and features a short pile. Lined, this coat feels more like a warm hug than a winter coat.

HM Short Pile Coat, $99.

A modern twist on the classic women’s wool coat is this wool and suede cape-style coat from Moncler. Luxurious and warm, this trendy statement coat will make a cool entrance, and keep you nice and toasty as you make your exit, though it's quite the splurge.

Moncler Cape Coat, $1,310.

Designed with commuters and women-on-the-go in mind, the Commuter line of winter jackets from Lululemon is all about customizable comfort. Water-resistant fabric repels the elements while an insulated 700-fill-power goose-down interior keeps you warm in even the most frigid temperatures.

Speaking of Lululemon, did you know they rank in at number two on our list of companies you didn’t realize were Canadian?

Lululemon Cloudscape Jacket, $248.

For the minimalist fashion-lover in your life, consider the Søsken cocoon coat. An oversized and cozy fit in a sumptuous (and super on-trend) colour, this coat is as Instagram-worthy as it gets. Fortunately, the Gigi coat is fully-lined for warmth – which means you won’t freeze getting the perfect #ootd shot!

Søsken Gigi Oversized Cocoon Coat, $795, currently on sale for $447.

If you’re looking for a long women’s winter coat with style – and a lot of substance – look no further than the Belleville parka from Arctic Bay. Made in Canada, this jacket boasts a temperature rating up to -45 degrees Celsius and is available in 7 colours; ranging from this bold red to a classic navy blue.

Arctic Bay Belleville Parka, $1,200.

We love the faux-fur tile print on this chic and cozy bomber jacket from Moose Knuckles. The detachable faux fur hood makes it customizable for days where you need a little extra coverage from the elements.

Moose Knuckles Bronte Bomber, $1,950.

Topping the holiday wish lists of every blogger and celebrity style star this season is the Montaigne puffer from Nicole Benisti. Worn comfortably in up to -15 degree Celsius weather, it may not be the go-to coat for record-breaking frigid tempuratures, but it’s definitely the ideal statement coat for those chilly winter days. Add some colour to those hazy grey days with this coat in a variety of trendy hues, including metallic blue, red and white.

Nicole Benisti Montaigne Shearling Puffer Jacket, US $3,200.

There’s not much debate when it comes to where to score the best wool coats for the winter season. Year after year, Aritzia takes top spot as the destination for luxurious wool-blend coats in classic and trendy styles. The Stedman coat offers comfort and warmth in a classic cut and 11 rich hues – you read that right – 11! Our favourites? The Savile colour (shown here) and the oh-so-pretty Rose Mist colour.

Babaton for Aritzia’s Stedman Wool Coat, $328.

Wrap yourself up in comfort – and style – with Zara’s long belted coat. The belted detail allows you to find your waist and control your silhouette, while the oversized fit lends well to layering cozy knits underneath. The ultimate everyday long coat for winter, this belted style is one you’ll want to invest in for the season.

Zara Long Belted Coat, $269.

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