With an ever increasing variety of winter wear available in the markets, it can become a mind boggling task to choose the best pieces to put up perfect attire. If you are a fan of coats and you feel indecisive when you enter a coat shop, then here is a quick guide for you to the hottest types of coats or this season. Get your hands on these ones and you will be on your way to loot hot in the wintery chills.
Duffle Coat
Duffle is a coarse material but incredibly warm. Even though duffle coats also come in feminine designs, but these are inherently made for the comparatively harder skins of men who have to work outdoors even in December nights. The idea is that duffle coats instantly add to your masculinity and style.
They usually also have hoods to allow for better protection against winds. Duffle coats have chiseled and defined fits that flatter almost every built. Even in terms of pairing options, duffle coats provide the maximum room to make combinations. They can be as well suited to casual wear as they are to formal wear. It is difficult to carry this coat for a long time, so be sure of your style statement when you pick this one off the shelf.
Parka Coat
Parkas are more on the sophisticated side than manliness. They add a touch of coolness to your style. With high side pockets and usually fur lined hood, these coats look great in cooler shades of blues and greens. However, since the base line of style for parka coats is the gracefulness with which you carry it, so make sure to get the one that fits you right. Oversized or tight fitted parka coats would not look as well as the ones that wrap around your natural built perfectly.
Classic Coat
This is the forever trendy pick. Double breasted, slim cut and high collar classic coats have been in fashion since ages and have no indication of ever going out. Their inherent grace and simplicity adds a touch of intrigue to your look. Pair it with solid colored shirt and dress pants and you would leave the fashion gurus behind in your style statement.
Classic coats come in both mid and long length and both sizes serve equally well. Shorter coats are better suited for a work day while long coats are better for a formal event where you don’t have to do much apart from walking here and there. If you want to add your personal modern touch to your classic coat, then wrap a scarf around your shoulders and tie tin your signature way. We have already talked about scarves knots so you can look back and pick the one that suits you most.
