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Men's winter coat

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fatcatshavemorefun · 14/06/2019 07:22

Hi all, love lurking in S&B so taking the plunge with my own thread!
I would like to get my OH a proper winter coat - he's from a warmer country and really suffers in the winter but refuses to invest in a good one. The one supposedly winter coat he has is at least a decade old and is pretty thin and rubbish imo (not to mention it's now fairly grotty and keeps needing patching). It was very cheap to begin with, from H&M, so isn't warm enough at all!
I have never found winter coats in H&M to be any good (I really feel the cold badly too) so my three winter coats are from: superdry (wear most days in winter), a posh dressy 100% wool one for special occasions, and a proper (expensive!) waterproof/wind proof hill-walking jacket for wind/rain/stormy days that I layer fleeces under.
But where do you buy good-quality men's coats? It would need: hood, decent length, waterproof, warm! Oh and to last for a decade! Blush
Budget is would be up to £250 as really want something good that lasts!

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sergeilavrov · 14/06/2019 16:06

Try an outlet village!

We popped into the one in York and managed to pick up this one (www.hugoboss.com/uk/slim-fit-coat-with-detachable-inner-bib/hbeu50417963_402.html?cgid=22120) for £119. It’s more the dressy wool type, but these places will carry them out of season. My dh is from the Middle East, and he finds it keeps him very warm (though it’s wool, not waterproof for walking etc.

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