Nobody's Child coats are a fan favourite when the end of the year creeps back around. Though the brand is undeniably associated with knocking it out of the park with summer dresses, looking for some of the best coats is usually a walk in the park when the autumn and winter months come into full swing.
As per usual with Nobody's Child, the brand believes in sustainably made clothes at affordable price points and the coats are made from recycled polyester. So thankfully, if you're looking to stay warm and insulated without compromising your ethical approach to sartorial purchases, you're in luck.
If you're aiming to keep it sophisticated and chic, we'd suggest you take style inspiration from Hailey Bieber (as seen above) and opt for a tailored autumn coat. Though you may not feel it necessary to treat yourself to a £5,000 designer coat by Yves Saint Laurent, Nobody's Child coats save the day with the brand's tailored coat in collaboration with Ferne Cotton's brand Happy Place.
If you're looking for something slightly more practical (because, let's face it, winter weather is nobody's friend), a quilted coat or gilet is also a safe bet. They are the essential layers you need if you are planning on braving the colder climates without sacrificing style. So, while we have you, take a look at the best Nobody's Child coats perfect for the cooler temperatures that are well on their way.
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Their Fearne Cotton Grey Belted Tailored Coat is perfect for those autumn and winter chills, and since is made with such good quality materials, will last you well into the next year. Think AW chic for 2023 and 2024. Comes with belted detailing for a cinched look.
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Tap into this season's colour palette with this wine-inspired, maroon-coloured Hooded Puffer Coat. Its funnel neck and long sleeves are a recipe for success, especially if your end goal is protection from the various conditions that are thrown at us in colder weather.
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This beige Quilted Coat is the perfect solution for an autumn warmer. It's light enough to be worn over the top of jumpers and cosy knitwear but quilted enough to protect you from that October chill. Pair with jeans and cosy boots for the perfect cold-weather ensemble.
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Another autumn wardrobe addition, this Denim Jacket is the ultimate hack for all and every outfit as soon as the leaves start falling from the trees. You could pair this jacket with almost anything, from dresses and skirts to trousers. Just remember to add a pair of chic boots to really hit a home run.
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The combination of both a bomber jacket and a quilted coat is hands down one of the best outerwear collaborations a retailer can come up with. The Quilted Bomber Jacket has the functionality of a quilted coat with the aesthetic of a street-style bomber. Perfect with wide-leg trousers for a casual chic look.
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Didn't manage to get a full eight hours of sleep last night, and now you're faced with your nightmare-ish commute? Nobody's Child has you covered with this Quilted Wrap Coat - ideal for autumn and winter errands and activities. It's so cosy it'll feel like you're still in a blanket.
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A showstopper for any autumn outerwear collection, this Fleece Borg Jacket is perfect if you're looking for a light jacket that can be layered with knits and jumpers for a coffee date at your favourite cafe. It has no collar, specifically designed for a minimalist look.
Who Owns Nobody's Child?
Nobody's Child is owned by Andrew Xeni and became the first guest brand to feature on Marks And Spencer's website back in 2020.
Is Nobody's Child Sustainable?
Nobody's Child is an eco-conscious brand whose clothing is crafted especially so that it is sustainably made. The Spring/Summer collection itself was reportedly made from over 95% organic, lower-impact or recycled materials.
With a wide range of excellent quality faux leather and faux fur coats, tops, jackets and trousers, if you choose to shop with the brand, you can rest assured you are making an ethical decision for both yourself and the environment.
Emma Richardson is a Beauty & Fashion Product Writer for Grazia. She covers shopping, lifestyle, celebs and anything trending.