The 12 Warmest Winter Coats for Women — Embrace The Cold in The North Face, Canada Goose, and More

This Arctic Insulated Parka by The North Face features features goose down insulation and a DryVent shell with a Durable Water-Repellent finish to keep you dry when rain and snow comes down.

For the fashion conscious who live in (or travel to) places where a quilted jacket and synthetic insulation just won't cut it, this Lorette Parka Black Label is the ultimate hooded jacket (it's also one of the best sellers at Canada Goose. It features a sueded tricot chinguard for softness and comfort, removable elasticized interior backpack straps so you can carry it hands-free over the shoulders, and a storm flap and zippered gussets so you can move around easily.

For a sporty look, go for Nike's water-resistant puffer made with at least 50% recycled fibers.

This Eddie Bauer Lodge Down Duffle Coat will keep you warm and comfy in the coldest weather. It's also water-resistant and has a removable faux fur-lined hood. 

If you run hot or are looking for a lightweight coat that blocks the chill but is a little lighter, this puffer jacket will be perfect for you.

A fitted insulated jacket is perfect for transitioning from fall to winter and right now you can get it for half off at Backcountry. 

If you're looking to splurge on the ultimate winter coat, the Patagonia Frozen Range 3-In-1 Parka is a great investment you'll wear forever. The warmest parka in Patagonia's collection, this parka boasts a two-layer design that's detachable, making it easy to adapt the coat for whatever weather you may face. It's insulated with 700-fill down and the durable water repellent finish can withstand a snowstorm. It also has a full-coverage hood and external and internal pockets. 

If you want to spend less than $200 on a winter coat, look no further than the Orolay Thickened Down Jacket — the viral sensation available on Amazon. The affordable down winter jacket with hood has a soft wooly interior, multiple oversize zip pockets and extendable sides.

This deeply discounted down-and-feather long puffer coat from Ralph Lauren can keep you toasty in all varieties of cold weather.

In some places you can get away with a trench coat or plain old wool coat to keep you warm. But if you live in a colder climate, you know Canada Goose coats can keep you warm even on extra frigid days. This one might be the warmest winter coat you can find and it's worth every penny. 

This lambswool peacoat from L.L. Bean is a classic for a reason. It's slightly fitted and very soft for a medium-weight layer. 

The Everlane ReNew Long Puffer is awesome for extra warmth (like puffer-level warm). Insulated with lightweight recycled down, this sleek style keeps you toasty but doesn't look bulky. It has a water-resistant finish, snorkel hood, hand pockets with fleece lining and internal sleeve cuffs. The outer shell is also made from recycled fabric, acquired from 36 recycled bottles.