For the most part, Mother Nature has been pretty kind to us New Yorkers so far this winter. But it looks like she finally got fed up with the sunny 50 degree days and decided to unleash her fury by blanketing the city in snow. To help you stay warm whether you’re walking to work—or wandering through Central Park—Haute Living has compiled a selection of stylish men’s winter jackets.
Canada Goose Selkirk Down Parka ($650)
Wool pea coats may look sleek, but let’s face it, the wind blows right through those babies. Protect yourself through wind tunnels, hail storms, and snow showers with this military-inspired down coat by Canada Goose. Featuring a detachable zip-off hood with drawstring closure and a snap-button front collar, feel free to leave your bulky scarf behind.
Belstaff Ashbourne Jacket ($1,395)
For a modern twist on a classic black coat, check out the Ashbourne jacket with all over diamond quilting. The fleece-lined waist pockets will help keep your hands warm, while the four buttoned patch pockets are perfect for protecting your phone, wallet, and keys should the sky open up suddenly.
Moncler Full-Zip Hooded Puffer Jacket ($1,480)
This cozy hooded puffer easily transitions from day to night thanks to its streamlined design with zippered pockets and a neutral hue. Featuring an attached hood and snap cuffs, it’s sure to keep your ears warm and your wrists dry should a sudden snowball fight arise.
Kent and Curwen Regatta Down Puffer Jacket ($1,095)
Guys who aren’t afraid to stand out from the crowd will flip for this grey puffer jacket with sophisticated striping. Crafted from cozy wool and filled with super-soft down, it’s equal parts stylish and practical. Perfect for blistery NYC nights!
Loro Piana Baby Cashmere Storm Jacket ($5,795)
If the thought of wearing wool all day sends shivers down your spine, then you’ll love this dapper jacket from Loro Piana. Made from luxurious cashmere that’s amazingly both waterproof and wind resistant, it’s the ideal coat to wear, well, anytime. In fact, you might never want to take it off.
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