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The best teddy bear coats to literally live in this winter
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The teddy coat is fashion's answer to those freezing mornings when you just want to wear your duvet out of the house. I mean, what's not to love about a winter coat that also doubles up as a furry, mobile sleeping bag? Ideal for those mornings when you feel like just staying under the covers.
Teddy bear coats have stayed in the spotlight since the early 2010s, and now we can't remember what we used to wear before them, tbh. Plus, with more and more retailers now in on the trend, there's an endless selection of styles and shapes for all budgets.
No matter if you're after a fleece-y throw-on jacket - ideal for layering over jumpers or underneath thinner coats - or a thick and furry bear-hug garment to pair with your stomper Dr Martens, we've got you covered (literally). It's not all beige and biscuit colours either, we've got a couple of colourful and patterned choices, too.
Shop our edit of the best teddy bear coats to cocoon yourself in this winter, and thank us later...
Max Mara Teddy bear icon camel hair and silk-blend coat
Max Mara is the OG teddy bear coat creator, and you can't beat this beauty. It's a mighty investment, but what we can say is that this coat is guaranteed to see you through a hundred winters.
M&S's cream longline teddy coat is ultra chic, especially when given a Western-style spin with double denim.
Your friends will never know you snagged this luxe-looking coat from the high street for less than £100. The shape, fullness, and angular trim details elevate it beyond its price tag.
Available in sizes 22-32, this striking graphic coat is ready to make a statement, even with your simplest outfits.
If you're in the market for something more lightweight, may we suggest this chic teddy fleece jacket from Nobody's Child? The collarless style, piped edges, and popper button closures lend it a sporty yet streamlined feel.
Thanks to ASOS, we've found another high street stunner that looks far more expensive than its price tag suggests. Imagine this with knee-high leather boots...
Mango is top of our list for chic, affordable outerwear. We're hoping Santa brings us this fluffy toggle coat under the tree...
Uniqlo's cute cropped jacket costs less than a night out, and looks super warm. We love the boxy, relaxed shape.
The extra large collar on UGG's Gertrude style is pretty mega. Perfect with a roll neck knit worn beneath for extra autumnal cosiness. This statement coat comes in classic black, white and chestnut hues which will match perfectly with everything.
Change up your style with this chic cropped number from H&M. Ideal with denim or a little mini skirt (or an all-white tonal look).
This Amazon Fashion find takes all the snuggly softness of a teddy coat and turns it into a relaxed, cuddly pullover. From the hood to the quarter zip and oversized fit, we'll be turning to this bad boy on those chilly WFH mornings all winter.
New Look has a fantastic selection of teddy items under £50. Our pick? This easygoing shacket, perfect for cosy Sunday roasts at the pub.
Party season, here we come. We're taking COS' electric blue faux-fur topper out on the town with our sparkliest jewellery.
The details on this luxe-looking ba&sh jacket are too good to miss. We're picking this up for the ultimate cool-girl throw-on layer.
The plush, shaggy pile on this teddy coat from H&M is ultra-soft for maximum warmth, especially when paired with your comfiest rollneck.
The team at Barbour International know a thing or two about keeping warm and dry in the winter - they're kind of the old school experts on outerwear. We're into this cushy cropped zip jacket for everything from yoga class to Saturday brunch.
Maddy Alford is the Fashion Editor at Cosmopolitan UK and Women's Health UK, covering fashion content online and in print. Maddy specialises in shopping galleries and first-person reviews of the best fashion buys, from jeans and jewellery to wedding dresses, gymwear, and winter coats. She also writes op-eds on on pop culture, viral fashion moments, travel journalism, fitness, and the LGBTQ+ community's relationship with style. Maddy is also a fashion stylist who has worked on over 100 photoshoots at Hearst, including those starring Raye, Niall Horan, and Lena Dunham. Previously, she has worked in fashion PR and e-commerce, including stints at ELLE US and UK, Net-a-Porter, InStyle, and Time Out New York. Maddy has ten years of experience in the fashion industry in both London and New York City, after graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. She is passionate about second-hand shopping, inclusive fashion, running on Regent's Canal, and finding London's cosiest pubs.
Sophie Leen is the Bookings Editor for Cosmopolitan UK and Women's Health UK. She specialises in creating fashion and shopping content across both digital and print platforms, as well as producing all of our fashion editorial photoshoots, which have included our digital cover with Olly Alexander and our curve influencer’s letter to the high street story. Sophie also looks after our Try Before You Train franchise where our team have tested and reviewed over 100 gymwear items.
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