So, Where Can You Find The Best Coats For Big Boobs?

Shopping for a coat can be tricky when you've got big boobs, but we've got you covered (pun intended).

coats for big boobs

by Rebecca Reid |
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Buying a winter coat is the third worst kind of shopping (the first is bikinis in February and the second is jeans at any time at all) - especially when it comes to finding coats for big boobs. We have to admit though, that despite the struggle that comes with finding them, you can always find the best coat for you.

When you’re blessed with big boobs, not only do you need to find a coat that is warm and stylish, but you also need it to fit over your chest without drowning the rest of your body.

Trailing from shop to shop trying to find a coat that can accommodate your bust is enough to make you think, ‘Screw it, I’ll just wear a slanket', even when trench coats and other cover-friendly coats exist. See actress Nicola Coughlan above as evidence.

In order to prevent you from despairing and ordering a poncho on eBay, we’ve compiled a list of the best coats for women with big boobs. We promise they are the best autumn coats you can buy right now. Shop them below.

SHOP: The Best Coats For Big Boobs

H and M Tie Belt Coat
Price: £54.99

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This Tie Belt coat is the perfect solution as a coat for big boobs, and it goes all the way up to sizes three and four XL. The double breast detailing adds a sense of sophistication while simultaneously remaining chic. A win for your coat collection.

An oversized coat or jacket never goes a miss, and this Mango number is no exception. We recommend pairing it with cosy knits and jumpers or your favourite blouse for a pulled-together, easy to go to outfit for any time or place. It's midi length too, so will protect you from the cold weather now approaching.

If you're looking for a trustworthy outerwear coat, you'll hit a home run with Lululemon, we can guarantee that. Their puff long jacket is designed for those of us who love to keep on the move - whether that's running errands or heading to the office.

The ultimate autumn and winter coat, you can guarantee a cosy commute in this River Island number with scarf detailing. The scarf is reversible too, so depending on what colour you're gravitating toward (choose between black or grey) you'll be able to switch up your outfit.

A cotton blend, collard trench coat with long flared sleeves, Zara really knows how to pull together a coat that's both practical and stylish. Style with similar coloured beige trousers, or opt for jeans for a casual daytime outfit. Perfect for a stop at your favourite cafe.

When it comes to coats for big boobs, an oversized number is your one true friend, a match made in sartorial heaven. Complete with adjustable cuffs and a detachable throat latch, this cappuccino-hued coat is one for the wardrobe and is perfect for autumn days out.

You'll leave everyone green with envy in this Anthropologie maxi coat, with textured detailing and a bold collar. Wide sleeves make a feature with this coat and will keep you cosy with its (according to the website) warming wool blend.

What Kind Of Coat Is Best For Big Boobs?

The most obvious way to get around the big boob problem (not that it’s an actual problem) is to go for a wrap coat. The good news is that they’re huge right now and the shops are filled with them.

If you’re not into the wrap coat your best options are to go oversized like a parka coat or to pick coats for big boobs that cut generously in the chest.

How Do I Alter My Existing Coats For Big Boobs?

You can think about moving the buttons on a fitted coat so that the waist remains tight but your chest isn’t flattened. It’s not a complicated bit of sewing and you can tell everyone you meet that you tailored your coat yourself.

Rebecca Reid is an online editor of Grazia Daily. She was previously a columnist for the Telegraph's Women's section & a features writer for Metro.co.uk. She has written for Marie Claire, The New Statesman, Stella magazine, the Independent and the Guardian amongst others.

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