Best winter coat on Reddit

320 reviews from r/BuyItForLife, r/minnesota, r/Indiana and 40 more subreddits

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#1

Columbia

4.4
(34)
"You’ll need a pass but you can get a fabulous warm and waterproof coat for $200!!"
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"Love my Omni Heat Payton Pass II interchange jacket!"
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"Definitely Columbia!! And if you’re willing to get a super good deal."
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"Columbia with their Omniheat."
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"I got a Columbia several years ago and it’s been great at keeping me warm."
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"Columbia all day every day."
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"Columbia makes nice jackets that are 2 in 1."
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"I just bought a correct size brand new jacket for $50."
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"I've had a few Columbia jackets that have lasted over 5 years with daily winter use."
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"I'd tell you those columbia jackets with the wind shell are top notch."
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#2

Carhartt

4.5
(28)
"Carhartt makes a great one."
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"Fleece lined carhartt is the move."
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"Carhartt!!! They're awesome butch coats, super warm."
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"I’ve always enjoyed Carhartt, heavy, warm, and it’s a working jacket."
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"A Carhart is the only way. Water proof, warm, indestructible."
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"I've had 1 carhartt since I was like 16 and it's doing perfectly fine."
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"If you do lots of manual labor then you can't go wrong with a good Carhartt."
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"Carhartt makes nice jackets that will outlast you."
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"Carhart last ages, I've had mine close to 10 years."
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"It's very warm, not super expensive and they last forever."
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#3

Patagonia

4.7
(20)
"Patagonia is the best! So warm."
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"I highly recommend Patagonia. I bought one 3 years ago and love it."
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"Long lasting, versatile depending on the dress code and free repairs for life."
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"I recommend the 3-in-1's that zip down into inner and outer layers."
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"Consider durable winter coats from Patagonia, Arc'teryx, Canada Goose, or The North Face, known for their waterproofing and insulation."
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"I like patagonia as they are built to last."
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"I have a Patagonia that has lasted about 4 winters now."
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"Patagonia Nano Puff. Some folks say the down jacket, definitely not for Indiana."
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"Patagonia. They have a lifetime guarantee."
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"Buy it once buy it right."
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#4

Eddie Bauer

4.5
(19)
"My wife has one from Eddie Bauer and she loves it."
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"Eddie Bauer coats have kept me very warm."
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"Eddie Bauer is always having sales. Awesome quality and warranty!"
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"The outlet malls. The discounts at the Eddie Bauer and Columbia outlets can lead to some really great deals."
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"Eddie Bauer has 50% off right now. I have a great winter coat from there."
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"Warranty is amazing. Had a 7 seven year old one, was a smoker, used it for several years to ice fish so was dirty as hell, and the zipper broke."
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"Living through the Buffalo Blizzard with an Eddie Bauer parka right now."
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"1/3 the price of Patagonia and super warm!"
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"50% off sale happening right now."
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"And Eddie Bauer has great sales."
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#5

Canada Goose

4.5
(16)
"So I sacrificed sartorial style for a Canada goose for the coldest weather and never looked back."
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"Vote for Canada Goose."
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"I love it."
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"They are really expensive but will last for years."
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"Very good quality - Canada Goose is among the best for warmth."
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"Quite warm."
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"Canada Goose."
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"Canada goose is my personal fave. Expensive but worth the money."
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"Canada Goose."
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"Canada Goose."
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#6

Lands' End

4.3
(11)
"I got a long one from Lands End a couple of years ago and love it."
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"I got a long one from Lands End a couple of years ago and love it."
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"Make the best warm coats for our winter weather."
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"Lands End. Grandmas love Lands End."
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"Just checked the website and their coats are $200ish but a lot are currently on sale."
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"It's a great jacket for the price."
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"I’d look at Lands’ End."
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"My parents use Lands End."
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"Lots of super warm coats, they have temp ratings listed, right now 40-60% off online."
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"A knee length down parka with a hood will do you well for the majority of time."
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#7

Helly Hansen

4.6
(9)
"I have a Helly Hansen and I love it because I stay warm and dry."
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"It's very warm, very waterproof."
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"Anything else is a shite imitation."
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"I’ve been loyal to Helly Hansen for my winter coats for years. Best value IMO, especially if you can find one on sale."
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"It’s warm to -40C, and has stood up to lots of shovelling and snowshoeing."
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"Helly Hansen for the rain, Northface, Fjallraven, Columbia, or LL Bean for the cold."
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"Has parkas at very good prices."
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"I just get helly Hansen. Usually good enough with a sweater also."
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"I have a Helly Hansen parka that’s been warm and great for years."
#8

North Face

4.6
(9)
"I have been skiing, sledding, shoveling, you name it in my North Face."
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"It’s the warmest jacket I have ever owned, I love it, and is perfect for the current temps we are seeing."
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"North face mcmurdo parka, spent $400 and its holding up beautifully."
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"A fake northface coat i bought in vacation in Vietnam."
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"For the actual cold I wear North Face, and that lasts 10+ years of heavy wear."
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"I bought my first North Face 10 years ago."
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"I just picked up a one owner North Face for 22$."
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"Does a great job against the wind on all but the very coldest of days"
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"The North Face outlets often have good deals on coats."
#9

Hurtta

5.0
(8)
"Covers all the key muscle groups, warm and very adjustable"
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"Hurtta are amazing, pricey but the best dang coat you’ll find."
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"We like our Hurtta brand insulated parka. It's rated to like -15F."
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"For winter, I like Hurtta brand. Excellent quality."
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"Hurtta."
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"Their winter coats are good down to -30 C/-20 F."
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"Can't recommend Hurtta enough."
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"Hurrta makes the best dog coats!"
#10

Uniqlo

4.3
(9)
"It’s wind proof and water resistant and good for our cold northern Canadian winters."
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"They're under $200 for knee length, very warm."
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"They have excellent quality, reasonably priced winter wear."
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"Uniqlo, Lands End, or Columbia"
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"Uniqlo."
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"Its on sale in the store. It's an alternative to Canada Goose."
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"I've been wearing them for years."
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"Should do the same trick for significantly less"
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"Uniqlo has some very reasonably priced and warm jackets."
#11

Fjallraven

4.9
(8)
"The latter being the kindest of the lot in terms of animal welfare."
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"My wife and I have Fjallraven Nuuk coats we take whenever we travel to cold places."
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"Fjallraven Nuuk Parka."
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"I have a couple of Fjallraven coats that have lasted many many years."
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"I’ll put a vote in for Fjallraven."
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"I have a Fjallraven coat that goes up passed my mouth and cuts the wind and is super warm."
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"Best money I ever spent."
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"I like Fjallraven because they are PFAS free."
#12

Arc'teryx

4.6
(7)
"I recently bought this by Veilance... Full goretex pro for waterproofing, down filled to keep you warm."
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"I recommend Arcteryx, they are so so warm and functional."
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"Options like Patagonia’s Tres 3-in-1, Arc'teryx Patera, or The North Face Arctic Parka offer longevity and comfort."
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"Arc’teryx is the only answer."
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"Arc’teryx, Patagonia and Cotapaxi."
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"Arcteryx is really *really* popular amongst guys i feel like, i dont think ive ever seen a woman wear one"
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"VIPOFHY.com has some nice arc’teryx and other coats and jackets you might wanna check out"
#13

The North Face

4.7
(6)
"Options like Patagonia’s Tres 3-in-1, Arc'teryx Patera, or The North Face Arctic Parka offer longevity and comfort."
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"North face is my personal recommendation. lots of people also like carhartt."
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"I bought a north face jacket 8 years ago for $550 and it is still like new."
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"I have 2 recommendations for warmth and style."
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"Something in a style or model you like from north face, Patagonia, or LL bean is a good choice."
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"I got a North Face coat on sale last winter that's super warm and long and chic."
#14

REI

4.2
(6)
"I would go to REI. Mountain hardware, REI Brand and Patagonia all have coats."
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"Try REI or Patagonia."
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"My local REI has a bunch of great coats on clearance right now."
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"My personal setup is an REI goretex jacket, two different Patagonia better sweaters."
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"My personal setup is to get three pieces: shell, down, fleece."
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"I always look for waterproof, hood with some insulation, and durable."
#15

Marmot

4.4
(5)
"I have a Marmot, I’m never cold."
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"Marmot, I cannot tolerate cold weather and it’s the brand that works better for me."
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"I've been partial to Marmot lately."
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"I got a very nice marmot on an end of season sale. Would recommend if you get cold easily."
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"I got a very nice marmot on an end of season sale. Would recommend if you get cold easily."
#16

Mountain Warehouse

4.4
(5)
"I have a mid calf length soft shell coat from mountain warehouse (UK) that is very warm without being heavy or bulky."
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"Just got myself a £80 mountain warehouse jacket for £6 on Vinted."
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"Ridiculous warmth."
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"Mountain Warehouse."
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"Slightly related: anyone have any recommendations for places to get a decent winter coat that wont break the bank?"
#17

Costco

4.2
(5)
"I've only had Costco coats and jackets for winter and they are amazing!"
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"Costco and make sure it’s down filled."
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"Grabbed a $30 hooded coat at Costco that’s probably still 80-90% as good as a jacket as the $300 one I bought at REI."
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"Costco! You can get very warm large coats for $20-$40"
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"Costco has a lot right now."
#18

Duluth Trading Co

5.0
(4)
"Keeps me at room temperature even if it's -30 with wind-chill."
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"They are warm, practical and fit well."
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"I love Duluth Trading company! All of my work clothes come from them."
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"Before I moved my dad let me take his parka, and it's great even at 20 below, with wind chill."
#19

Woolrich

4.8
(4)
"Woolrich."
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"Great down to -30C or so."
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"Warmest coat has to be the Woolrich Arctic Parka."
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"Woolrich has some models in down and gore tex."
#20

Moose Knuckles

4.8
(4)
"Moose Knuckles without a doubt."
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"Really high quality piece of kit."
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"Best coat I’ve ever had."
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"Moose Knuckles jackets are always nice, Mackage too."
#21

Duluth Trading Company

4.8
(4)
"Makes serious coats. I have one that’s big on me and it’s basically like being in a sleeping bag."
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"Duluth trading company over carharrt any day for pretty much everything."
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"Duluth Trading Company. I've found great deals online, in the clearance section."
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"I've heard good things about Duluth Trading Company."
#22

Barbour

4.8
(4)
"Currently wearing my Barbour Brampton which I got for £179 from an outlet village."
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"The ultimate BIFL coat is Barbour. Very classy looking, brilliantly designed, and will last forever."
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"I have a 20 year old U.K. made Barbour."
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"Vintage Barbour if you live in the countryside."
#23

LL Bean

4.5
(4)
"They’re the only winter coats i’ve ever had, i swear by them."
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"LL Bean is expensive but worth the money if you want to be comfortable outside."
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"Check LL Bean? They used to be really good quality."
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"Llbean has some good options under $200."
#24

Didriksons

4.3
(4)
"I just bought a didriksen coat and love it."
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"Didriksons are great."
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"If they sell didriksons where you are at I highly recommend them."
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"Didriksons."
#25

Equafleece

5.0
(3)
"These are so good all we need to do is dry is paws."
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"Our boy loves his equafleeces."
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"I use Equafleece in the UK"
#26

Nobis

5.0
(3)
"Nobis."
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"Nobis or Canada Goose but not from the UK."
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"Nobis is my favorite coat."
#27

Filson

5.0
(3)
"My go to in the winter is my Filson Mackinaw cruiser. You can find the mackinaw cruiser on eBay a lot of times for half the price of new and the jacket is a tank and will last my friend."
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"For daily wear I love wool. For 100 more dollars you'll get a Schott navy peacoat or a Filson Mackinaw cruiser."
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"Made in USA, and plenty of pockets. I picked one up this fall after lusting after it for 10 years. Love it."
#28

Noize

4.3
(3)
"I love Noize. It’s a Canadian brand so super warm and all cruelty free and they constantly have great sales n"
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"I used to have a down coat and it’s just as warm as Noize."
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"I really like my coats from Noize."
#29

Sierra Trading Post

4.3
(3)
"Sierra Trading Post (online) has great sales on all sorts of brands."
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"I got mine from sierra trading post for like 40 bucks and it is great, lasts well."
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"Great deals on quality stuff."
#30

Oros Apparel

5.0
(2)
"Oros Apparel parka. Very thin, aerosol insulation. I tested it to -15 and was toasty."
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"I tested it to -15 and was toasty."
#31

Peak Performance

5.0
(2)
"Another vote for Peak Performance."
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"Peak Performance is superb, a bit sporty, but they have sales going on all the time."
#32

Kuhl

5.0
(2)
"I bit the bullet and decided to buy an expensive jacket last year and love it."
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"I bit the bullet and decided to buy an expensive jacket last year and love it. You can't get cold in this thing."
#33

Decathlon

4.5
(2)
"A good ski jacket all black. Have it for 15 years."
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"Love it, keeps me warm and dry!"
#34

Regatta

4.5
(2)
"Regatta is the best for coats keep an eye they usually have a sale."
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"Regatta’s waterproof coats keep you warm."
#35

Mackage

4.5
(2)
"Big fan of Mackage. I love their winter stuff (and it’s rated to, like, -25°C)."
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"Have you looked at the brand Mackage."
#36

Mountain Hardwear

4.5
(2)
"Mountain hard wear, hands down."
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"I have a mountain hardware down jacket and a Sherpa lined fashion jacket."
#37

Duluth Trading

4.5
(2)
"Duluth Trading carries some very long-lasting coats."
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"Duluth Trading likely has something that would work."
#38

Rab

4.5
(2)
"The perfect combo for British weather!"
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"Rab."
#39

Frahm

4.5
(2)
"Look up Frahm. Amazing."
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"Check out Frahm."
#40

3-in-1 Jacket

4.5
(2)
"I've always gone with a 3-in-1. Fleece jacket + shell gets you through the ups and downs of a Thunder Bay winter."
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"I recommend either a 3-in-1 jacket with a removable insulated liner."
#41

Craghoppers

4.0
(2)
"It's crazy warm."
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"Still warm and waterproof."
#42

Walmart

4.0
(2)
"You can get by with walmart sweater layers as long as that outer one keeps the wind and water mostly off you."
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"Walmart has a bunch of good options"
#43

Macy's

4.0
(2)
"Go look at macys!!!! I just got a really nice long winter coat that was originally 400 for 180 there."
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"Macy’s has lots of cute options and a good sale right now."
#44

Burlington Coat Factory

4.0
(2)
"You could always try Burlington Coat factory and try on a bunch."
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"You should check out Burlington Coat Factory! Lots of nice, warm coats for good prices."
#45

AlpKit

4.0
(2)
"My go to has always been AlpKit."
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"They both keep me warm and dry all winter."
#46

Hollister

4.0
(2)
"Hollister. You’ll get 10 years of average use out of it."
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"You’ll get 10 years of average use out of it. Usually on sale for 100-150"
#47

L.L. Bean

4.0
(2)
"I've compared coats from LL Bean and Land's End."
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"For price/quality combo I’d look at LL bean."
#48

IZ Adaptive

4.0
(2)
"Amazing clothes for anyone in a wheelchair."
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"IZ Adaptive clothing will custom make outerwear."
#49

Etsy

4.0
(2)
"Have you checked Etsy? You might be looking at getting something custom made."
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"Lots of Etsy stores will do reasonably priced custom coats which are great for our long boys and girls!"
#50

Milwaukee

5.0
(1)
"I'm pretty happy with milwaukee's heated gear particularly the axis jacket."
#51

Howling Dog Alaska

5.0
(1)
"My Catahoula loves his howling dog coat, and it kept him playful even in 30 below zero."
#52

Woolpower

5.0
(1)
"Woolpower 600. It’s composed primarily of merino wool followed by polyamide."
#53

Berne

5.0
(1)
"This is what I went with and it has been awesome."
#54

Tough Duck

5.0
(1)
"I’ve had my Tough Duck jacket for 10+ years & it’s super warm."
#55

Rudsak

5.0
(1)
"It's pricey but I splurged on a Rudsak a few years ago and it's one of the best decisions I have ever made."
#56

Tommy Hilfiger

5.0
(1)
"I spent $40 on a nice warm Tommy hilfiger jacket like 3 years ago. It remains the warmest jacket I own."
#57

Schott

5.0
(1)
"For daily wear I love wool. For 100 more dollars you'll get a Schott navy peacoat or a Filson Mackinaw cruiser."
#58

Leather

5.0
(1)
"I swear by my leather trench. I've been out for hours in it in blizzards and stomping through the woods in a foot of snow."
#59

Chilly Dog

5.0
(1)
"Chilly Dog!!! We’re in Canada and just spent 1hr outside in -25C thanks to this jacket."
#60

Aritzia Super Puff

5.0
(1)
"I love my aritzia super puff like others have commented."
#61

Calvin Klein Wool Coat

5.0
(1)
"It was so warm in NY when it was 24 degrees out."
#62

Elkline

5.0
(1)
"Elkline if you want something more tailored, their three-quarters coats are superb and super toasty."
#63

Viktos

4.0
(1)
"Viktos is a gun related company and has some that are good. But can be pricey. The alpha dawn is an insulated jacket that does well for me."
#64

Czech

4.0
(1)
"The Czech M85 parka is affordable and warm."
#65

Naval

4.0
(1)
"Surplus store find a m-65 field jacket and liner.. spent many a watch wearing one.. or a old Naval Pea-coat ( wool )."
#66

eBay

4.0
(1)
"EBay is my favorite coat source."
#67

Marks

4.0
(1)
"Look for a nice deal on any of the generic brands you can find at like Marks."
#68

Generic Brands

4.0
(1)
"Obviously a good jacket is important, but layers are much more important."
#69

Finisterre

4.0
(1)
"Finisterre"
#70

Noize Parka

4.0
(1)
"Her current favorite parka is from Noize."
#71

Kanuk

4.0
(1)
"There are also a few Canadian alternatives from Canada Goose based in Montreal/Quebec (Kanuk, Quartz Co)."
#72

37 Degrees

4.0
(1)
"37 degrees has a balaclava puffer that’s really nice, coming out December or end of this month"
#73

Wind River

4.0
(1)
"The Canadian retailer Mark's has some decent stuff-- their house brand, Wind River, is quite rugged."
#74

Aritzia Winter Coats

4.0
(1)
"Aritzia winter coats are very warm and reasonably priced."
#75

Cotopaxi

4.0
(1)
"Cotopaxi and Patagonia make really nice and very warm coats."
#76

Orolay

4.0
(1)
"It's light weight but REALLY warm and pretty cheap."
#77

Ecoalf

4.0
(1)
"I'm in love with ecoalf. It's a Spanish sustainable brand reasonably priced and very good for this lovely weather."
#78

Alaskan Hardgear

4.0
(1)
"For me it’s a hoodie and an Alaskan Hardgear rain proof jacket."
#79

Anaconda

4.0
(1)
"Merino Wool thermals I'm pretty sure you can get at Anaconda."
#80

Elite Hound

4.0
(1)
"Get local, good stuff: https://www.elitehound.com.au They do ship internet 😊"
#81

Whistles

4.0
(1)
"My gf’s go-tos are whistles, 'and other stories' and toast."

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