Warm winter coats

[BrooklynHighpost]

http://www.casadellosport.com/prodot..._id=1&cat_id=1 Not decent price, but its the dunbar you're looking for.

 

[BrooklynHighpost]

Btw, are Woolrich as warm as Canada Goose?

 

[Lel]

There's nothing more comfortable or warm than a puffer jacket. Here is a JCrew one just for example, you can get them from virtually any brand in almost any price range. There is ample room to layer underneath for extra warm and comfort.

 

[HEWSINATOR]

Originally Posted by BrooklynHighpost

Btw, are Woolrich as warm as Canada Goose?

I highly, highly doubt it. There is not even snow on the ground in their marketing pictures. It is at least not marketed as a very warm coat.

 

[psharpomg]

So I think I made my choice. The woolrich didnt seem like it could survice a Chicago winter, so I think im going to go with this. Its classic, nice style, and most importantly warm.

http://www.paragonsports.com/webapp/...0051&langId=-1

 

[Chung Knox]

The Filippa K storm jacket from last season does the trick for me. Has a high collar, which I really like, and a zip-in hood. I think there are some on ebay for around 400.

 

[psharpomg]

is it really really warm?

 

[Chung Knox]

I didn't catch that you'd be using it for Chicago weather-- I'm in DC where the winters are milder. In the warmth department, it's definitely not gonna compete with a Canada Goose puffer coat or something with a big fur-lined hood. That would probably be more appropriate if you spend lots of time outdoors during the winter. On the other hand, the Filippa K jacket is more versatile in terms of style. You can dress up or down. And the high collar is great to guard against wind... I think with proper layering & scarf it would do just fine as long as your lifestyle doesn't require inordinate time outdoors.