Vegan Fall Coats for Brisk Weather
When it’s time to shop for a new fall coat, you want one that isn’t too heavy or too light. And you definitely want one that isn’t made from skin, fur, or feathers that have been stolen from animals. Thankfully, it’s easy to find fashionable vegan fall coats in a style that suits you.
Here are some of our favorite stylish and vegan fall coats — happy shopping!
1. CLARESA Coat in Black by Matt & Nat
Popular vegan brand Matt & Nat—known for handbags, footwear, and accessories—is now creating stylish vegan outerwear.
2. Kerry Coat by N’ONAT
This coat from PETA Business Friend N’ONAT can be dressed up or down, with a detachable belt, a faux-fur collar, and cuffs.
3. Valentine Top Coat by MANON
This luxurious vegan cashmere coat from designer MANON is a perfect combination of style and substance, with three insulating layers built in. Use the code PETA5 at checkout to receive a 5 percent discount on your purchase and MANON will donate a percentage of the sales to PETA. To discover more companies that support PETA’s vital work, check out the PETA Mall.
4. Anouk Coat by Apparis
As a company that uses our “PETA-Approved Vegan” logo, Apparis is a great choice when you shop for fashionable cold-weather wear.
5. ModCloth x Collectif Living in Luxury Velvet Coat
Live in luxury all winter long in this soft burgundy velvet coat.
6. Topshop Black Reversible Borg Jacket
This reversible coat gives you flexibility throughout the season.
7. Save the Duck Women’s Iris Winter Stand Up Collar Coat with Faux Fur Lining
This oversized hooded coat from Save the Duck is sure to keep you warm in the coldest weather.
8. Classic Imagination Plaid Trench
This timeless plaid trench is light enough to layer with a chunky sweater.
A Note On Vegan Fur:
Companies such as Pelush and Stella McCartney know that it’s only a matter of time before the fashion industry phases out fur entirely. Through new technology and collaborations with fabric-makers, Pelush offers luxurious vegan furs like this one, while McCartney demonstrates that chic vegan shearling doesn’t need to involve animal suffering.
Want more kind ways to keep cozy this fall? Check out our How to Wear Vegan page and discover how easy it is to be hip and humane.
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