I'm not really sure what kind of coat to wear over a suit during winter. I'm a first year analyst in back office asset management, so looking for something not too expensive (200, maybe 300 if its nice). Thanks :)
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You can always take a look at Saks Off Fifth. They are the outlet shop of Saks. Have always found good deals on designer items, just have to look back frequently since they get inconsistent shipments.
At that price range I would look at nord rack, Saks off fifth (as mentioned above), or Burlington type stores. What you find may not be in an actual slim fitting cut so you may have to drop down a size (and possibly opt for long over regular), other option would be to take it to a tailor and for around 100$ they'll get it fitted to your specifics (tapering the sleeves slightly and pulling in the waist).
Pro tip: make sure you try it on with a suit jacket (just grab one off of an adjacent rack if you're not wearing one), the layers add up and just wearing a button-down or tee shirt while trying on will add up to an entirely different feel.
I have one of these: https://us.cardinalofcanada.com/collections/outerwear/products/coat?var…
Super warm and comfortably fits over formal attire. Also works well with more casual outfits.
I would put money into a nice overcoat because they really do last if you get something good. Even if you have to go used, do it and spend the same for a way better quality coat.
Need to get an overcoat as well. Similar to OP, I would need a slimmer overcoat. While I would wear it with a suit, I would likely wear it more often casually so I want it to be well-fitted as well (might have to go to a tailor for this).
Price Range: $100-450
Color: Camel is first choice by far, I would be okay with Navy or Light Grey if it was really good value and not many good camel options.
Any specific brands would be super helpful. Thanks!
I was able to find one from Spier Mackay: https://www.spierandmackay.com/product/camel-woolcashmere---single-brea…----
Thoughts? Any others that are similar but on the cheaper side? Looking to get a range of options.
If you’re willing to go to 3-400 I got mine from suitsupply. Has lasted very cold winters and even some slushy weather for almost 5 years now
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