Fur & Shearling Coats

These are the coats you pull on when the cold is real. Men's fur and shearling coats pair an insulating interior with a rugged leather or suede outer shell, so the warmth is built into the garment rather than added as a separate layer. If you spend time outdoors in winter and want a coat with weight and character, this is the category to look at.

What shearling actually is

Genuine shearling is a single sheepskin hide tanned with the wool left on. One face is the smooth leather or suede you see on the outside; the other is the dense, curly wool that sits against you. Because it is one continuous piece, shearling traps warm air and breathes at the same time, which is why it stays comfortable across a wide range of temperatures. Distressed and tumbled finishes give the leather side a worn, lived-in look from the first wear.

Styles and silhouettes

The collection runs from clean single-breasted coats to structured double-breasted cuts with a wide collar you can turn up against the wind. Longer lengths give more coverage for commuting and city winters; shorter, jacket-length shearling reads more casual and moves more freely. A generous shearling collar frames the face and adds warmth exactly where you feel the cold first.

How to choose and care for one

• Fit: leave room for a sweater or mid-layer underneath without the coat pulling across the shoulders.
• Weight: a heavier coat means more insulation but less packability, so match it to how cold your winters really get.
• Care: shake out the wool, hang on a broad hanger, and keep it dry. Have shearling professionally cleaned rather than machine-washing it.

For lighter-weight cold-weather options, see our men's aviator jackets or the broader men's leather coats. Our shearling coat guide goes deeper on choosing and caring for one. Every coat carries our lifetime stitch guarantee.