The 26 Winter White Coats That Will Be Replacing All My Black Ones
I will admit, I have a thing for black outerwear. Whether it's leather jackets, oversized coats, or puffers, I lean towards the darker neutral simply because it goes with everything and I think it adds a nice edge to an outfit. But after seeing white coats dominate the street style scene and my Instagram feed for quite a bit, I actually think it's quite refreshing. While I won't be completely ditching my darker colored palette, I will be dabbling in the lighter hue department when thinking about planning my winter wardrobe.
As a market editor, I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't share my fashion finds with you. And after scrolling through the pages of our favorite retailers, I found the best winter-white jackets on the market in a variety of styles and price-points. Keep scrolling to shop.
If you love the shape of a biker jacket, but want something more comfortable.
I will own a Stand Studio coat eventually.
You'll own this for years.
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