It’s our favorite time of year, dear reader. That’s right: puffer season! And this year, there are some sensational new choices out there. So as the temperatures begin to drop, our correspondent Jeanette Settembre is sharing picks for the 12 best new designer luxury puffer jackets and coats for women to buy this fall winter 2020-21. Happy shopping!
it’s puffer season!
It’s becoming cold outside, sure. But the temperature dropping doesn’t have to mean compromising your look.
The 12 best new designer puffer coats and jackets for women to buy in 2020.
Outwear makes the ultimate winter fashion statement. And the puffer coat is the perfect marriage of warmth and style when the mercury drops well below sweater weather. So, what are the best puffer coats and jackets for women to buy this 2020 season?
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Whether you’re looking to blend in with earthy green tones or stand out in gunmetal metallic or Prada plaid, these styles will keep you warm and looking hot.
The 12 best new designer puffer coats and jackets for women to buy in 2020. Photo Credit: Marie Claire.
Here are some of the standout new designer puffer coats and jackets of the 2020-21 season.
The 12 Most Sensational New Luxury Puffer Coats of 2020
Now Trending: Go green
These shades of green exude a down-to-earth aesthetic – whether you’re stepping out on the town or embarking on an adventure into the wild winter elements.
1. Apparis Jemma Army Green vegan leather puffer
Go green in this Apparis Jemma Army Green vegan leather puffer jacket with a shiny finish designed in a standard silhouette with a stand collar. It’s made with two front vertical welt pockets and 100% recycled lining.
BUY NOW – $385.
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2. Yves Salomon cropped leather puffer coat
For a matte look, one of the best puffer coats of 2020 is Yves Salomon’s cropped leather puffer down coat in Hunter Green ($1,312.50).
BUY NOW – $1,312.50.
Now Trending: Think mink
Be bold in rich browns.
3. Acne Studios Belted Mink Brown puffer coat
This Acne Studios Belted puffer coat in mink brown is equal parts function and fashion. The feather-filled shell is made for warmth with an oversized silhouette with softly rounded shoulders you’ll want to take up space in. It’s finished with an adjustable belt.
BUY NOW – $1,050.
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4. Acne Studios Cropped Down Jacket
Take it a shade darker in Acne Studio’s cropped down jacket in rust orange to pair with jeans or a printed pants.
BUY NOW – $900.
Now Trending: Heavy metals
Slip into hardcore warmth and make a statement while doing so.
5. SAM Gunmetal Freestyle down jacket
If you’re looking for an edgy take on the otherwise cuddly puffer, one of the best coats of 2020 is SAM’s Gunmetal Freestyle Down Jacket. It’s made from ultra sleek nylon with down-and-feather insulation.
BUY NOW – $350.
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6. Lovers + Friends’ Ripley Puffer
Or you might choose to go for the gold in Lovers + Friends’ Ripley Puffer in gold for a metallic shine.
Lovers + Friends Ripley Puffer
BUY NOW – $168.
Now Trending: Stand out with a pop of color
Be bold enough not to blend in.
7. Prada Plaid Puffer
Leave it to Prada to give plaid print a contemporary upgrade with the label’s Plaid Puffer in red with navy and beige accents. It’s made with goose down padding and comes with detachable sleeves.
BUY NOW – $2,480.
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8. Moncler Moka Shiny Fitted Puffer Coat
Or brighten up your day with this Moka Shiny Fitted Puffer Coat with a hood by Moncler in electric blue.
BUY NOW – $1,365.
9. Moncler Bady Laque Quilted Puffer Jacket
Hot pink never looked warmer. Moncler’s Bady Laque Quilted Hooded Puffer Jacket comes in this piercing pink made for an apres ski moment. Celebrate stylishly anywhere from Aspen to the Swiss Alps.
BUY NOW – $675.
Now Trending: Play Ice
Blend in with the elements in these classic snow and off-white tones.
10. Moncler Bady Hooded Puffer Coat
Moncler’s Bady Hooded Puffer Coat is a timeless style with a hooded collar and hip length hem.
BUY NOW – $1,200.
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11. Louis Vuitton Micro Monogram Leather Down Jacket
You won’t want to build a snowman in this Louis Vuitton Embossed Leather Down Jacket – it’s meant more for walking in a winter wonderland rather than playing in one. One of the best ultra-luxe puffer coats and jackets for women of 2020, it’s made from goose down and features LV’s embossed micro-monogram all over with snap buttons.
BUY NOW – $1,200.
12. Stand Studio Alicia Jacket
We close our list of the best puffer coats and jackets for women this 2020 season with one of our personal favorites. Channel the spirit of a wintery mix with Stand Studio’s Alicia Jacket in black and beige. The shiny finish is a light and dark contrast bundled with duck down.
BUY NOW – $450.
The Best New Luxury Puffer Coats of 2020
That’s our roundup of the best new luxury designer puffer coats and jackets to buy for the fall winter 2020-21 season. Embrace the cold, and do it in style! What’s your top pick this season?
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Jeanette Settembre is a New York City features writer and editor specializing in lifestyle, food, and travel. Her work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, WSJ Magazine and Architectural Digest, among many other publications. Jeanette started her career in journalism as a features reporter for the New York Daily News, where she edited Entertainment and wrote the Sunday food column “Eats Beat.”
