Autumn to winter coat, hood, removable padded lining

[n0ne]

I know this may be a big ask but I'm on the hunt for a coat with a hood with padded removable lining to replace my ancient, tatty Noa Noa one. The coat I have is perfection - waxed embroidered cotton, with a zip and poppers, over-knee length, tailored at the waist, generous pockets and hood big enough for my big head, and a drawstring round the hood so the wind doesn't blow it off. I don't expect all those features, sigh, but the hood and removable lining are key. And preferably grey, khaki green or taupe. Can anyone help me??

[n0ne]

No-one?

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Mine is Parka London. The lining comes out and the fur hood trim zips off. It's not waterproof though.

[Nearlyadoctor]

Barbour website? Lots of different styles.

[SnookieSnooks]

Make a visit to Cotswold? (Outdoor shop). I have a Beeghaus coat from there with a removable liner and hood. It is very very waterproof and completely wind proof too.

[n0ne]

Thanks for those, but just to be horrendously fussy, I'm looking for something a bit more 'stylish' and a bit less functional-looking. My Noa Noa coat can be dressed up or down, and has a lovely pattern and embroidery on it. I'd just buy it again but I've scoured eBay and the internet and it doesn't exist anymore

[trixymalixy]

This is my holy grail of coats too! Watching with interest.

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

This is mine. I thought it was quite stylish!

[n0ne]

I found one on a Swedish auction site but it's the wrong size (and in Sweden). The pic doesn't do it justice - it's much more figure-hugging and feminine on.

Maybe waxed cotton is wrong. More like thick, woven cotton, almost canvas.

Is there anything remotely like this out there???

[JohnCheese]

Love your parka Remus. Do they go on sale much?

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Thanks, John. I got mine for £85 so was a v happy lady!

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Sorry, NOne but that doesn't look like what I think a parka is.

[everythingsgoingsouth]

The OP didn't call it a parka, her one is a padded, waterproof,hooded raincoat i would say?
have you tried seasalt/joules/lands end/whitestuff/boden? they seem to do those flowery coats sometimes.

[everythingsgoingsouth]

www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_61132+468125D3R_-1

not flowery but waterproof, detachable hood and lining, smartish?

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Sorry. You are right. I must have been feeling cross about the 'stylish' comment.

[Nearlyadoctor]

I would suggest Boden in view of the op's photo.

[JohnCheese]

Thanks Remus. Wow what a bargain

Apologies the thread interruption op

[n0ne]

It doesn't have to be flowery!

That Debenhams coat is pretty bang on, everythingsgoingsouth!

Sorry if I offended anyone with the stylish comment, I'm not saying a parka isn't stylish. I couldn't find the right word, hence the inverted commas.

[acurtis1234]

Not my definition of stylish, and no lining but:
www.joules.com/Women/New-In/Raina/Waterproof-Coat/Black-Hedgerow?id=V_RAINA|BLKHDGE

Remus I have that Parka London coat, and I remember recommending it and posting here when it was on sale. I always smile when you now recommend it, as you often do, and wonder if I brought it to your attention. Glad you like it as much as I like mine!

[carrielou2007]

I can't find it now but I have a Joules coat called 'winchester' very similar sounding. It's navy blue, not waxed but it waterproof with inner zip in furry jacket but to add in for winter. It's a fab autumn/winter/spring walk the school/preschool run in all weathers. Bought in the sale from John Lewis for £75 and saw them in khaki in Joules outlet in Street too not long ago.

[n0ne]

This is close but a but boring: m.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-judith-detachable-lining-mid-length-parka/grey/p/3017378

[n0ne]

Lovely print but maybe not very warm: m.johnlewis.com/seasalt-rain-collection-hellweathers-printed-mac-stormy-seas-fathom/p/2915934

[carrielou2007]

I've got a sea salt hellweathers in plum deffo spring/summer only. Very waterproof and squishes down easily to stash under the buggy. I do feel very frumpy in it though. Was bought from outlet at Street for £59.50 so I put up with it as it really is an excellent waterproof jacket

[NotAMammy]

I'm very interested in this too. I saw a trick somewhere else that people put a gillet under their coat for the added warmth so I think I'll be using that this year as it should give extra life to the coat. Having a hood that fits my head (including ponytail) and doesn't blow off is the holy grail. Only my very practical outdoorsy jacket has that.

[n0ne]

Thanks carrielou, it's not at all clear from the pic how warm the Hellweathers would be. Shame, I love the waves print on it. It doesn't look frumpy to me! But apparently I have a weird idea of 'stylish'

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Acurtis - it's nice and I'm v pleased with it but glad I didn't pay full price for it, as one of the poppers has already broken! I had never heard of them until I (literally!) walked straight into a rail of lovely fluffy hoods in John Lewis. I dithered for ages because the fur on the hoods is so huge, but I love it now.