The 20 Best Fashion Editor-Approved Wool Coats Of 2025

M&S have seriously levelled up its outerwear game, with coats that often offer a high percentage of wool content, for a price that won't have you breaking your monthly budgets. This is one of the brands best-selling styles, with smart V-neckline and belted waist.

Now this is a men's coat but we had to include. Uniqlo offers that same luxury feel and appearance without the crazy price tag. A couple of great features from this Wool Blend Coat is its lightweight fabric, minimal pocket stitching and striped sleeve lining.

Wool coats, or at least coats with a composition of at least 50% wool, don't have to cost the world. In fact, this design from Mango proves that with its dropped shoulders, two side pockets and double buttoned fastening.

If you're in the mood to splurge on an investment piece - make it a wool coat. Of course, if you're wanting the best of the best there's only one place to go - Max Mara. Known for its incredible coats and timeless designs, this coat with its cashmere and wool composition, will feel like a warm hug.

If you're on the hunt for a wool coat that's on the smarter side of things, this one from Nobody's Child could be a good contender. With a notch collar, button fastening and oversized shape, style over a blazer and wide-leg trousers, or keep it casual with jeans.

Made from 100% wool, we love the rich burgundy shade of this wrap coat - this style is also available in two lengths perfect if you're petite.

We have no doubt this coat from COS will see you through this winter, and the next winter, and the next winter, and the next winter (you get the idea). That's down to its tailored, classic fit and timeless colourways.

A great petite longline coat can be hard to come by, and especially one that's as good quality as this Reiss style. Made from a smooth wool blend and arranged with blindseam construction, the Lucia Coat comes in a regular length too.

If you're on the hunt for a floor-sweeping coat that'll have you covered head to toe, this one from Jigsaw is a great wool option. Intricate tailored details include flap pockets, a centre back vent and a contrasting melton undercollar for a completely refined finish.

Sometimes you don't want a coat that's floor-length, or a coat that's short, so the alternative is to go for a coat that's a medium length instead. This one from Next is perfect, with its premium wool-blend composition, notch lapel collar and double-breasted button fastening.

A short wool coat is also a great option that will keep you warm but isn't overly heavy or bulky in the same way a long wool coat can be. This style is cut in a boxy shape that's exaggerated by its raglan sleeves, as well as side pockets and a cute collar.

If you're looking for a coat that's going to inject a pop of colour into your winter wardrobe, this one from Aligne is a good option. The Stella Coat is an iconic design for the brand, and one that features a large lapel, single button fastening and padded shoulders.

If colourful coats aren't necessarily your thing (and let's be honest sometimes it's just easier to create an outfit around a neutral base), there are also some great beige wool coats on the market too. This one from & Other Stories is particularly great and it's made out of 100% RWS wool.

COS yet again makes the list with another great wool number - this time with an extra handy hood. If you live in the UK, you'll understand the frustration of heading out when it's blue skies, only to return when it's pouring with rain - and you're sans hood. This coat will save you from that predicament, with its oversized design, hood and cosy RWS wool construction.

This coat from Anthropologie is selling out - and for good reason. Cut to a timeless and tailored silhouette, this checked coat has structured shoulders, peak lapels and a sophisticated double-breasted design. Plus, with its statement-making check print it's sure to elevate otherwise neutral outfits.

Brora are known for having great cashmere staples - but it turns out its wool offerings are just as good. This coat (which is now in sale, may we add) has a stunning herringbone design, as well as two welt pockets, double-breasted button fastening and V-neck with collar.

We're giving this Rixo coat the crown for 'the best wool coat for work' simply because of its striped design and sophisticated collar. The Milly Coat is a Rixo hero piece, and the brand has recently changed both the fit and fabric of this style to make it as cosy as ever. Style with a Peter Pan collared blouse, wide-leg trousers and chunky loafers.

If you're on the hunt for a coat that's not just made up of any type of wool, but merino wool, this one from Brora is an excellent choice. With its chic round neck collar that can also be folded down into a V-neck, it makes for two looks that can be styled very differently.

The best wool coats to layer underneath are those that are shorter, so you can really stuff jumpers and cardigans on. Plus, you can wear this Karen Millen style with just about anything thanks to its monochrome design, flattering straight silhouette and smart pockets.

Scarf coats have been trending for the last couple of years, thanks to Toteme's cult design. The high street has attempted to follow suit, but ultimately, nothing compares to the original. What we love about the Toteme design is that it has ivory chain stitches and a frothy fringe that makes it oh-so-boho.