Everyone in London is wearing a camel coat right now
When it comes to wardrobe investment goals, camel coats are high up there on everyone's wishlist. The classic-yet-contemporary outerwear hero will always look polished and will go with everything (yep, even your down-time leggings and trainers). You'll struggle to find any winter coat that's more hardworking, and while they're always relevant, this season they've come into full fruition on the runways at every major show for autumn/winter 2025.
We'll always stan a transeasonal trench coat, and a quilted puffer jacket is perfect for really icy weather, but camel coats are perennially stylish because they rarely go off-piste thanks to that timeless shade. The delicious caramel, honey-hue that makes every skin tone glow is the reason it never fails to impress fashion people year after year, and is the reason so many fashion editors, celebrities and even royals depend on the silhouette (including Kate Middleton, Hailey Bieber and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley).
It goes without saying that a caramel-hued wool coat will always be the ultimate camel coat, but we want to show you how outerwear of all kinds has been updated in the soft shade this year…
Of course, you can't mention the words camel and coat without thinking of one brand in particular: Max Mara. From its signature teddy coats to the Manuela Icon design (a Meghan Markle favourite) Max Mara is an expert in the field of caramel-hued winter coats and has the quiet luxury category on lock down. And in Milan this season, the Italian fashion house put floor-sweeping camel coats worn with monochromatic ensembles down the runway – mixing the luxe texture of the coat with ribbed knitwear and leather belts (the double belt trick is one to try).
Meanwhile, at Michael Kors, the designer proved how the trench coat is a transeasonal staple – styled once again with a top-toe-toe tonal look that screams caramel latte. Spending a small fortune on a coat is a big decision, but will pay dividends in the long run as the higher quality will mean your coat will go the distance throughout the years, and even decades (as long as you moth-proof your wardrobe, that is!)
Although of course, if you're on a high street budget, we've got you covered too. "Make it last" should be your mantra with any fashion buy, and whatever price point, you still need to find ‘the one’. So we have (somehow) narrowed it down to the 25 best camel coats that will stand the test of time. And there's everything from fuzzy faux fur and duffle coats to the more classic camel coats in tailored and structured silhouettes. Buy now, love forever.
Here is GLAMOUR's edit of the best camel coats to buy now and wear forever…
Zara has nailed the countrycore trend with this long duffle coat. The toggle buttons, checked lining and practical hood has sold it to us. We can see it being worn over argyle jumpers with a pleated skirt and biker boots.
- Colours: Camel.
- Sizes: XS-L.
- Materials: 82% wool, 18% polyamide.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Want to mix up your coat collection? Try out a cape. Allowing you to flash some contrasting texture sleeves, or long leather gloves (the accessory of the season) they're the 2025 way to get layering.
- Colours: Camel, black.
- Sizes: XS-XL.
- Materials: 71% wool (including 22% recycled wool), 21% recycled polyamide, 8% recycled cashmere.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Made from 100% wool, you don't get much sleeker than this single-breasted classic longline coat. Get layering over cardigans with wide-leg trousers and pointed-toe ankle boots for an effortless workwear formula.
- Colours: Camel, black, burgundy.
- Sizes: UK 6-20.
- Materials: 100% new wool.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
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If you're petite (5'3" and under) and struggle to find a coat that doesn't swamp your frame, you'll want to know about this Reiss style. In a wool-blend, the cosy classic with waist-tie belt will look just as good over knitwear as it will a blazer to work.
- Colours: Camel, brown, red.
- Sizes: UK 4-14.
- Materials: 66% wool, 34% recycled polyester.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Round of applause for the high street after creating yet another chic camel coat that could easily be mistaken as designer. The wool-blend style with relaxed fit can be cinched at the waist to give it a more structured silhouette.
- Colours: Camel.
- Sizes: XS-L.
- Materials: 52% wool, 48% polyester.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
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When it comes to investment pieces, you can always rely on Max Mara. The fact is, you'll never get bored of a classic camel coat from the Italian label. To give it a 2025 twist, though, swap the attached belt for your own leather version for an accessory hack spotted all over fashion week.
- Colours: Camel
- Sizes: UK 2-18.
- Materials: 90% wool, 10% cashmere.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Often, the appeal of some of the best camel coats is that they're destined to go the distance in your wardrobe. By opting for a classic cut rather than trend-led, you can guarantee you'll dig it out every year as soon as temperatures drop.
- Colours: Camel, black.
- Sizes: XS-XL.
- Materials: 75% wool, 25% polyamide.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
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Layered over a cosy cashmere jumper with faux leather trousers, this belted coat is a winner from New Look. With so many long coats around, this one is perfect if you prefer one with a shorter silhouette – plus, it’ll work for petites.
- Colours: Camel, khaki, grey.
- Sizes: UK 6-22.
- Materials: 70% polyester, 30% recycled polyester.
- Washable: Machine washable.
Ganni girls, rejoice, this camel trench coat with double buckle belt and exaggerated sleeves is about to transform all your winter outfits. And when a coat is this good, it IS the outfit.
- Colours: Camel, black.
- Sizes: UK 4-24.
- Materials: 100% organic cotton.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Karen Millen's outerwear game has seriously elevated this year, and this wool-blend camel coat is high up on our wishlist. Imagine those sharp shoulders and sleek double-breasted detail worn over a slouchy suit – swoon.
- Colours: Camel, black.
- Sizes: UK 6-16.
- Materials: 50% polyester, 47% wool, 3% other fibres.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
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Putting all the cosiness of The White Company's duvets into a coat, this puffer is the ultimate winter warmer. Any outerwear that makes you feel like you could still be snuggled up in bed gets a firm yes from us.
- Colours: Camel, black.
- Sizes: UK 4-18.
- Materials: 100% recycled polyester.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Massimo Dutti is killing it across all departments this season, but especially outerwear. The double-breasted longline coat looks so premium from all angles. The oversized fit and luxe 100% wool material makes it a hero not to miss out on – and we all know the best winter coats sell out first.
- Colours: Camel.
- Sizes: UK 8-14.
- Materials: 100% wool.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
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Sleek, fuss-free and easy to add to all your new season wares, this camel coat from Ralph Lauren is one to add to your repertoire. The funnel neck design gives it that 2025 look.
- Colours: Camel, black.
- Sizes: UK 4-22.
- Materials: 60% wool, 30% polyester, 5% cashmere, 3% nylon, 2% viscose.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Toppers has long been the destination for the best winter coats (and boots, dresses and jackets, for that matter) so of course the high street hero has some camel coat options. This belted, fitted style is about to become your new favourite workwear coat to layer over your office looks.
- Colours: Camel, black.
- Sizes: XS-L.
- Materials: 85% polyester, 12% wool, 3% other fibres.
- Washable: Machine washable.
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Draped coats were all over the runways this season, so this Toteme camel coat with supersize lapels is an easy way to try out the trend. If you're a minimalist, you'll love the fuss-free fastenings on this Scandi style.
- Colours: Camel, black, taupe.
- Sizes: XXS-XL.
- Materials: 90% wool, 10% cashmere.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Okay, we love this fuzzy coat from Mango. Inspired by the autumn/winter 2025 runways at the likes of Gucci and Michael Kors, faux fur is the way to wear camel this season. Feeling like a hug, in coat form, we're sold.
- Colours: Camel.
- Sizes: XS-S and M-L.
- Materials: 100% polyester.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
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Camel? Tick. Double-breasted? Tick. Longline? Tick. This Pretty Lavish version is the classic coat you'll rely on year after year. Power shoulders are key this season so you could always size up once, or even twice to get that more oversized shape.
- Colours: Camel, grey, cream.
- Sizes: XS-XL.
- Materials: 87% polyester, 11% viscose, 2% elastane.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Scarf coats have been around for a few years now (thanks to that Toteme style) and they're still a success. Extra points for the dropped shoulders and floor-sweeping length on this Sandro style.
- Colours: Camel, ecru.
- Sizes: UK 6-14.
- Materials: 100% wool.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
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Yep, it's that Frankie Shop coat that's had every fashion person in a chokehold for the past few years. Still as relevant this season, this deeper shade of camel (verging on chocolate brown) is the new colourway about to be all over your FYP.
- Colours: Camel, black, brown, grey, cream.
- Sizes: XXS-XL.
- Materials: 80% wool, 20% polyamide.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
If there's one detail defining the year, it's the funnel neck. Spotted on jackets, the high-neck is now filtering through to winter coats and even knitwear, too. As cosy as it is chic, this camel trench coat by Reformation is one of those transeasonal wardrobe staples.
- Colours: Camel.
- Sizes: XXS-XL.
- Materials: 100% Polyester
- Washable: Dry clean only.
The wrap coat to rival all other camel coats, of course it's Max Mara. Sure, it's a splurge, but considering it'll be in your capsule wardrobe for years to come, it's one well worth making.
- Colours: Camel, green.
- Sizes: UK 2-18.
- Materials: 100% camel hair.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Made with responsibly sourced wool, this luxe camel coat by Stella McCartney is an investment we highly recommend. One of those winter coats that'll always gain compliments, it'll have the power to even make a hoodie and joggers look put together.
- Colours: Camel, khaki.
- Sizes: UK 6-18.
- Materials: 100% wool.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
Winter means one thing: it's time to swaddle up in cosy faux fur. This fluffy coat with it's long sleeves and big collar will keep you warm, while the timeless shade will go with everything you own.
- Colours: Camel, black.
- Sizes: UK 6-16.
- Materials: 100% polyester.
- Washable: Machine washable.
It's not just any teddy coat, it's a Max Mara teddy coat. Iconic as ever, this camel hair coat is as soft as it looks – trust us, we've tried it!
- Colours: Camel, tan, grey, burgundy.
- Sizes: XS-L.
- Materials: 88% camel hair, 12% silk.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
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The Toteme coat that broke Instagram, the scarf style has been loved by the most stylish women over the years and white black has been most popular, this camel coat is taking over this season.
- Colours: Camel, black, cream.
- Sizes: UK 2-16.
- Materials: 88% wool, 12% polyester.
- Washable: Dry clean only.
