17 Winter Coats (Under $200) That Will Stand Out from a Sea of Black Puffers

This cozy wool coat will match everything just as well as a solid black peacoat, but looks far more interesting and fashion forward.

The faux-fur trim on the collar and cuffs give this wrap coat a glamorous vintage vibe we can’t get enough of.

This lightweight puffer can be layered under a waterproof shell for extra warmth, or worn on its own as a festive topper.

Buy it ($199)

^{Available in sizes XS to L}

We won’t judge if you also use this fuzzy coat as a robe around the house on particularly chilly days.

For those who are tired of looking like shapeless marshmallows in their warmest winter coats, we give you this adjustable, sherpa-lined parka that will keep you warm and give you a defined waistline.

We love a classic houndstooth print, but we love it even more with subtle red trim along the buttonholes and inner lining.

A leopard-spotted faux-fur coat will never go out of style. Plus, the cropped silhouette of this Anthropologie style won’t overwhelm your frame or bury your curves under unnecessary fabric.

This sage-colored coat has visions of mint chocolate-chip ice cream dancing in our heads.

Cocoon yourself in this cheerful puffer with an extra-high neckline (that can also be folded down) for frigid days when you don’t want to leave even a sliver of skin exposed.

Buy it ($140; $94)

^{Available in sizes XS to XL, also Petite}

For the gal who has a very hard time giving up her beloved leather moto jacket once temperatures start to drop, try this deep red aviator style. The faux-shearling lining provides lots of additional warmth without losing that edgy vibe.

The removable hood easily zips in and out of the shell for a cool layered look.

There’s plenty of room for even your bulkiest knits to layer under this boxy puffer made from recycled polyester.

Swap the matching belt for a black leather one or something in a bright color to further accentuate your waist.

Duvet coats, like this oversize lilac number, are about be everywhere so get ahead of the curve and pick one up now before they sell out.

There’s no way dad will lose you on the ski slopes in this neon-hued colorblock style.

We’re head over heels for this puffer version of the trendy shacket style. (Psst, there are additional snaps on the sides of the hem to accommodate wider hips.)

You can never go wrong with a classic plaid overcoat. This ’70s-inspired take with rust, beige and brown stripes will work just as well with a floral midi in fall as it will with an oversize knit and wide-leg jeans mid-winter.