5B8915E2-498C-45EB-8267-63C2E1CC68835B8915E2-498C-45EB-8267-63C2E1CC68835B8915E2-498C-45EB-8267-63C2E1CC68835B8915E2-498C-45EB-8267-63C2E1CC6883
  • Fashion & Beauty
  • Inspiration & Lifestyle
  • Dear Diary
  • Food & Drink
  • Fitness & Health
  • About me
CONTACT ME
✕

In Between Coats

  • Home
  • Blog
  • Fashion & Beauty
  • In Between Coats
The Lazy Girls Guide: Handbag Essentials for Glamour on the Go
September 15, 2010
The Changing Face of the Babycham Deer
September 17, 2010

In Between Coats

September 16, 2010
Categories
  • Fashion & Beauty
Tags

I don’t know about you but I’m freezing.

That non existent summer we nearly had seems to be quite definitely over and I’m trawling my cupboards and bringing out jackets and coats to be cleaned, buttons replaced and linings repaired to the best of my ability.

It’s that time of year when your full on winter coat is just too much, big chunky knits are likely to leave you sweltering hot by lunch time, but leaving home without something to protect you from the elements is a really bad idea.

I use a variety of means to keep myself warm in the period between Mid September and Late November. I have a lovely Lowie Mohair Wrap and a nice wool cardigan, but generally this is the season of the jacket. Shorter and lighter weight than a coat a good jacket is essential wear to keep out the chill till it gets cold enough for a full length coat, you never know, if we’re lucky it might even see you all the way through winter!

So today I’ve been virtual shopping (again) and picked out my favourite Autumn jackets to suit all budgets.

Money is no object

Cath Kidston Admiral Tweed Jacket – £245

Made from wool this should be warm enough to see you through a chilly day. It’s a lovely tailored shape and has really cute details. Wear it with a scarf at the neck if your wearing a low cut top.

Cath Kidston Admiral Tweed Jacket

Jaeger Tab Shoulder Coat – £299

I love the sharp styling and camel colour of this coat. It’s classic and elegant, just like me (stop giggling at the back…)

Jaeger Tab Shoulder Coat

Well, I’ve got SOME money

40s Style Belted Jacket – £55

This gorgeous 40s style belted jacket is from an eBay seller called qbiffa who sells quite a range of gorgeous 40s style knitwear as well. I am completely in love with this and it’s striking purple check.

40s Style Belted Jacket

Tara Starlet Loves Army Jacket – £75

A great shape with cute heart buttons, plus they sell a matching skirt so you could wear it as a suit if you wanted. Gorgeous.

Tara Starlet Loves Army Jacket

Sorry, I’m completely skint

Red Textured Pea Jacket – £40

I like that this is single breasted, a bit different from the military style short pea jackets you can get everywhere. It’s a versatile shape, and under £50!

Red Textured Pea Jacket

F&F Short Swing Jacket – £25

If all else fails there’s always the supermarket. I like the colour and the shoulder detail and this style looks a bit 50s worn with a pencil skirt. I suspect that for £25 it might not see you through any but the mildest of winters, but at least you’ll have time to save up for a proper coat!

F&F Short Swing Jacket

Related

Share
28

11 Comments

  1. Miss Peelpants says:
    September 16, 2010 at 11:21 am

    Oooh. Jackets are my favourite part of Autumn. I have a gorgeous chenille cropped jacket with big faux fur collar by Miss Mouse which was made for this weather….

    (The F+F one is my favourite of all the above!)

  2. Joyful says:
    September 16, 2010 at 12:09 pm

    Oh why oh why did I look?? I am now in love with the Cath Kidston jacket. I have nooooo money! But it is beauuutiful! Damn!

  3. steph says:
    September 16, 2010 at 11:21 am

    I saw this lovely coat in Jack Wills the other day, on the pricey side but if I had the money I would defo buy it!!!!

    //www.jackwills.com/Store/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductRef=005864&Option=005864030

    • Retro Chick says:
      September 16, 2010 at 11:23 am

      Oooh, that’s nice! I do like that double breasted pea coat style

  4. Fiona - Notorious Kitsch says:
    September 16, 2010 at 12:23 pm

    ah well when you have vintage you have coats for ALL occasions ha ha! I’m lucky enough to have a lemon coloured light gabardine swing coat just right for this season! Oh and another dark blue swing coat with 3/4 sleeves and rhinsetones of course, fab!

    • Retro Chick says:
      September 16, 2010 at 1:34 pm

      I just bought the most gorgeous camel coat in a charity shop. It’s wool, I think it’s 80s, but it’s a really 40s shape, rounded shoulder pads and a one button fastening at a high collar. I love it.

      I’m just waiting for it to be cold enough to wear it!

      • Fiona - Notorious Kitsch says:
        September 16, 2010 at 4:03 pm

        that sounds very cute!

  5. Laura Connell says:
    September 16, 2010 at 7:05 pm

    That admiral tweed jacket at the top is breathtaking. Funny, weather is exactly as you describe in Toronto, too!

  6. SarahJayne @ Goldmine Trash Vintage says:
    September 18, 2010 at 4:17 am

    Non-existant summer. I’m soooo jealous! Summers are 110 degrees, humid and unbearable in Texas. It doesn’t get any better till mid fall.

    I love all the jackets you posted, especially the 2nd one.

    -SJ

  7. Claire Forest says:
    September 18, 2010 at 2:02 pm

    I am with you, I have been feeling really cold these past three days or so, although it’s warm today. I don’t have a proper in between coat, so thank you for the inspiration! x

  8. The Style Pa says:
    September 19, 2010 at 6:23 pm

    I’m still trying to work out how to turn on my heating. No clue!

About Me

Gemma
Incurable cancer, cocktails & fitness. Size Inclusive Personal Trainer, red lipstick wearer, cocktail drinker. Multiple Myeloma June 2021. Norwich, UK
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
ad. LET’S RUN! Just a photo dump from our birthday trip to @elmleynature HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME! Happy Easter Chickadees! NEW BEGINNINGS Very Good Partial Response. ad. A love letter to my mat…. Sometimes you just really need to not be in your bloody house anymore. I am resilient.

One of the ways I earn money from this site is with affiliate marketing using Skimlinks and Shopstyle. Click to find out more

Archives

  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy

© 2022 Betheme by Muffin group | All Rights Reserved | Powered by WordPress
    CONTACT ME
       

      Loading Comments...