25 Beautiful Wool Coats You'll Definitely Want In Your Winter Wardrobe

Bernardo Belted Wool Blend Longline Coat

The best thing about a belted wool coat is that it's the perfect balance between casual and classy. Remove the belt and wear unbuttoned for more casual walks in the park, or add the belt and heels for your office holiday party.

Women’s Hydrenalite™ Down Hoodie

This puffer has the perfect amount of Y2K glam and looks just as good on a coffee date as it does on your annual New Year's Day trip.

The North Face Dealio Down Parka Coat

This neutral coat will go with all your outfits, and looks just as good with your favorite sneakers and a ball cap as it does with snow boots.

Lauren Ralph Lauren Reefer Wool Blend Coat

This wool winter coat is thin enough that you won't feel weighed down, but it's super easy to layer for those unavoidably freezing winter days.

Topshop Chunky Oversize Faux Shearling Coat

Add some fashion and function to your winter wardrobe with a colorful, textured, and voluminous shearling winter coat. I literally can't get enough.

Avec Les Filles Single Breasted Wool Blend Coat

For a little bit of drama, choose a winter coat with a colorful lining. It'll still look great with monochromatic outfits, and the satin texture provides another layer of contrast.

MANGO Oversize Knit Coat

Oversized coats are trendy, but they'll also keep you surprisingly warm. Since body heat circulates, a baggier fit might be exactly what you need to stay cozy.

UGG Gertrude Long Teddy Coat

For a softer winter jacket, opt for a warm teddy coat that is *totally* giving Selena from Only Murders in the Building.

Topshop Mid Length Faux Fur Coat

Fur coats always make a serious statement, and keep you extra warm at the same time.

Nike Sportswear Modern Fleece Oversized Duster

Athleisure lovers don't have to stick to puffer jackets this season — opt for a duster that will elevate all your best yoga 'fits.

Nike Sportswear Therma-FIT City Series High Pile Fleece Jacket

This fleece winter coat is basically like wearing a blanket at all times, and who wouldn't want that?

ASOS Quilted Longline Coat

To make a more understated impact, go for a quilted coat. It's got a 3-dimensional design that will still turn heads without overwhelming the rest of your look.

Karl Lagerfield Paris Belted Wool Blend Patch Pocket Coat

I'm not leaving Barbieland anytime soon, and this bright pink coat is here to prove it ;).

Lauren Ralph Lauren Wool Blend Wrap Coat

A wool wrap coat is a more polished approach to winter coats that will make you feel comfortable out with your friends, to a show, or on vacation.

Women's Suttle Mountain™ Long Insulated Jacket

This coat covers your core and your legs so your whole body is warm.

Avec Les Filles Walker Longline Coat

As far as I'm concerned, it's Evermore season — "'tis the damn season," literally — and eagle-eyed Swifties will love that this coat looks like the one Taylor Swift wears on the album cover.

Free People Pretty Perfect Faux Fur Peacoat

Wear this with a sequin dress and heels for your first holiday party, or with jeans and a baseball cap for the ultimate casual x elevated contrast.

Michael Kors Notch Collar Wool Blend Coat

This coat is totally giving Tiffany's, but I promise it will look just as good with sneakers as it will with diamonds!

1. Declutter Your Wardrobe

Your first step is to declutter your winter wardrobe. Set aside the winter styles you just don’t wear anymore to save yourself the work of putting it all away for the season. But don’t just toss them to the side to be forgotten about; you can sell or donate those items so someone who actually needs them can enjoy them! If you see a future in certain items, look towards sustainably reworking those old sweaters, scarves, or t-shirts into something unique.

2. Wash and Clean

Next, you’ll want to wash and clean the winter wardrobe items you plan on keeping for next season. This ensures that your belongings won’t be infiltrated by moths or other pests in storage. Prioritize washing garments with a basic, unscented detergent. This way pests won’t be drawn to your items, plus you’ll know that fave jacket of yours will be ready-to-wear on the next go-around! If you’re storing more delicate items, it’s best to follow the wash instructions included on the tags. For winter shoes and boots, prepare to give them a good wipe-down with a sanitized cloth.

3. Invest In Tools

Next, invest in some organizational tools. You’ll likely want to decide where your unused winter items will be stored before you look into solutions. Whether it be under your bed, or in the attic or garage, there are plenty of tools to help you! Keep in mind that clothes of different conditions will require different storage solutions. More delicate pieces can be wrapped in tissue paper to prevent wear, tear, and snagging. For the more durable pieces you have on hand, it’s okay to nicely fold them or store them in a garment bag.

The Best Solutions For Storing Winter Clothes

Below you'll find all your needs for safely and effectively storing winter items.

Garment Bags

This garment bag ensures you have plenty of space to store bulkier winter items. It even has extra racks on the inside to provide more durability and storage.

Bins

Clear, weatherproofed sealed plastic bins like this one are great for labeling and seeing what’s inside so you actually know what you stored, months down the road.

Vacuum Bags

Vacuum bags are a lifesaver when it comes to bigger, bulkier clothing items. They make storage super easy and worry-free when it comes to weatherproofing. You can store these bags under your bed or in the garage and know your belongings are safe from the elements.

Under-Bed Bins

Forget “out of sight, out of mind” with these rolling under-bed storage bins. They’ll be easy to access when you need to grab a sweater for chilly days, plus this solution keeps your space tidy in the off-season.

Clothes Hangers

Sturdier hangers will suit those heavy coats in storage super well, providing support throughout the warmer months.

Anti-Moth Solutions

Store these nontoxic moth repellent bags alongside your valued items to ensure they won’t be taken over.

Shoe Shapers

Use shapers to insert in your shoes and boots so that they don’t get crushed in storage. Even old crumpled newspapers or paper towel rolls will do the trick!

Clothes Rack

Extra racks can provide a set space for your stored items, if you don’t have another designated area.

More Tips For Winter Clothing Storage

• Master the art of folding. To maintain item quality, don’t just crumple or throw items in a bin. Ideally what you're storing is stuff you’ll wear again!
• Be resourceful. If you find yourself short on resources and space, you can use empty suitcases or other boxes you may have on hand to store items.
• Know what goes where. Larger coats, ski gear, and bulky items store best in vacuum bags or on hangers in garment bags.

Romantic Silhouettes

Take Romantic Silhouettes, for example. This is a trend we've seen steadily gain traction over the past few years. Think curvy furniture, delicate floral prints, and soft blush hues — when curated thoughtfully, these elements can become timeless staples in your home.

Watch Shea's take on designing your home for 2025!

Western Cowboy

This is a design trend that totally surprised me, but I'm so happy to see it in the mix. Elements like leather furniture, rustic accessories, equestrian art, even wood walls, shown in this office designed by A1000XBetter, are making an impact in 2025 and beyond. But Shea notes that you can take this trend literally or just be inspired by the look. You can also mix it with other styles to personalize it for you. Add romantic pillows or ruffled tablecloths like McGee & Co. x Loeffler Randall Gardenia Ruffle Border Tablecloth – things you love that make it yours vs. based solely on one trend.

Saturated Colors

Shea predicts that rich hues like deep browns, oxblood red, and earthy greens will continue to dominate home decor colors going into 2025. House of Rolison's bathroom brown is an excellent example of this beautiful trend.

Pattern Drenching

Embracing a single pattern and drenching an entire room in it — from walls to pillows, headboards, and curtains — is a surprise trend for 2025. This maximalist approach, which has been quietly gaining traction, draws inspiration from Arts and Crafts designers like William Morris and has been in and out of vogue since the Victorian era.

Embellishments

This is a trend you can easily DIY to add an extra layer of charm to your decor. Think playful details like fringe accents —beautifully shown in McGee & Co.'s Philippa Settee — along with tassels, pleats, ruffles, and rope. It’s all about embracing texture and whimsy, so have fun with it!

Seaside Inspiration

Coastal decor has long been an influence in design and you can be inspired by it in many forms, from shell accents to beach-inspired artwork like McGee & Co.'s Distant Coastline art to textured seagrass baskets and jute rugs. Even the soothing hues of the sea — think soft blues, sandy neutrals, and gentle greens — can inspire your 2025 spaces.

Check out the full list of Studio McGee 2025 Design Trends!