The Best Women’s Winter Jackets—From Puffers To Parkas—To Keep You Stylishly Warm

The North Face gave its 1996 Retro Nuptse Jacket a stylish upgrade. But don’t worry, it still has the nostalgic, boxy silhouette and warmth we all know and love. The main difference? This version is decked out in fun geo prints, which gives it an even cooler flair.

This lightweight puffer is made from recycled nylon and offers the warmth you would typically expect from bulkier options, thanks to the brand’s PrimaLoft lining. It also has handy details, like an adjustable drawcord for cinching the waist and interior pockets for storing personal items.

Kind of like a tailored sleeping bag, this roomy coat works to keeps body heat in, thanks to a poly-blend material. And the best part is that it comes with a stylish waist tie to draw the coat closed, you won’t have to worry about fussy zippers.

If you’re looking for the perfect transitional jacket (one you can wear now into early spring), consider this cropped bomber constructed with a funnel neck collar for added warmth. It’s made from 100% sheep leather, which means it’s insulated but streamlined enough for springtime temperatures.

Aviator jackets are the boyfriend jeans of outerwear, with their oversized, rugged fit and various iterations. This faux fur options comes in sage green, giving it a fun take on the classic style.

This reversible quilted jacket will keep the compliments coming. One side features tropic-inspired patchwork, and the other has a floral motif. The cheerful design makes braving the cold a lot less drab.

This wrap jacket is like a luxe robe you’d find at a spa—you’ll never want to take it off. It’s insulated yet lightweight, so you could comfortably wear it all day and in the rain and snow (thanks to the water-repellent Glyde fabric).

This jacket has an oversized fit that’s perfect for layering over sweatshirts and sweaters. And the plush faux fur element will elevate even the most simple tops and bottoms you might pair it with.