This year, we're hoping for a cold, snowy winter. Be prepared for it wherever you go with these parkas.
This year, we're hoping for a cold, snowy winter. Be prepared for it wherever you go with these parkas. (Photo: Lexie Barnhorn/Unstock)

Men’s Winter Jackets Built for the Coldest Days

Stay warm without sacrificing looks

This year, we're hoping for a cold, snowy winter. Be prepared for it wherever you go with these parkas.
Lexie Barnhorn/Unstock(Photo)

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We’re hoping for an epic winter this year, and while we’re used to focusing on dialing in our ski kits, we also need a warm, stylish jacket to wear to work and around town. We scoured online reviews and found five well-reviewed parkas that look good enough to wear on date night while offering next-level warmth.

Kuhl Skyfire Jacket ($400)

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The Skyfire is stuffed with 800-fill goose down yet maintains a sleek cut thanks to a baffle design that reduces bulk in the arms and sides. The ripstop nylon outer shell has a DWR treatment to fight wintry mix conditions. Drawcords around the waist and hood allow you to customize the fit.

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Canada Goose Langford Down Jacket ($950)

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It’s not cheap, but if you’re battling really cold nights, you can’t overlook the proven warmth of Canada Goose. The water-resistant shell is filled with 650-fill down and features a longer torso to keep your lower half warm. The beefy YKK front zipper won’t jam, and hook-and-loop closures in the storm flap ensure that you’re sealed up tight against the wind.

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Woolrich Bitter Chill ($350)

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We like the retro style of the Bitter Chill jacket. The brushed herringbone outer shell adds class to the fully waterproof shell that’s stuffed with a wool/polyester blend. The inside is fully lined with a soft polyester/nylon blend, while the outer pockets and storm flap over the zipper have stylish oversized buttons.

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Arc’teryx Camosun Parka ($650)

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The Camosun’s Gore-Tex outer layer is fully waterproof. Inside, you’ll find 750-fill goose down in the body and water-resistant synthetic insulation in areas prone to getting wet. The understated styling and streamlined cut make this jacket a go-to for brutally cold nights on the town. The hood detaches if you’re looking for a more formal coat.

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Lead Photo: Lexie Barnhorn/Unstock

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