Women's Burgundy Jackets & Coats
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A women's burgundy jacket adds rich colour to cold days without feeling loud. Choose a belted wool coat, a funnel-neck puffer or a fluffy sherpa in deep burgundy and wine red. It looks lovely with black jeans, cream knits and grey.
Burgundy coat for women who want warmth and colour
Burgundy is the colour of red wine and autumn leaves, and it brightens a grey street without shouting for attention. The belted wool coat in burgundy ties at the waist and falls in a smart, warm line. The Hamburg funnel-neck puffer in burgundy keeps wind off the neck with its high collar. The Lucerne hooded insulated jacket comes in wine and plum for a slightly deeper shade, with a hood that keeps a sudden shower off your hair.
A burgundy jacket for every day
Not every day needs a long coat, so we added lighter burgundy jackets for the in-between weather too. The double sided zip fleece jacket in wine red is soft on both faces and zips right up to the chin when the wind picks up. It works for a dog walk, a school run, a weekend drive or a quick trip to the shops. Pair it with dark leggings, a grey hoodie and clean white trainers.
The burgundy fluffy coat look
The collared sherpa fleece jacket in burgundy has a fluffy, cuddly texture that feels lovely on a frosty morning and still weighs very little. A neat collar keeps it tidy enough for a cafe, a market or a casual lunch with friends. Wear it over a cream roll neck with blue jeans and brown boots for a warm, easy outfit. It is the cosiest piece on this page, and the one we reach for first on a cold weekend.
From Maria & Denis
How we pair burgundy jackets
We find burgundy surprisingly easy to match, because it behaves like a warm neutral rather than a bright colour. Black, charcoal and navy make it look elegant, while cream, camel and denim keep it relaxed. Gold jewellery and brown leather boots bring out the warmth of the shade beautifully. We would only avoid bright red next to it, since the two tones fight each other and both lose their depth.
Rain-ready burgundy coat womens choice
For wet days the Lake District hooded rain jacket with a drawstring waist comes in burgundy among several other shades. The hood shields your hair, and the drawstring lets you shape the waist when you want. It is light enough to fold into a bag on a dry afternoon, then pull back on when the clouds roll in. We wear it with jeans and wellies on country walks and over a dress on drizzly city days.
Fit and care
Measure a jacket that already fits you well across the chest, the shoulders and down the back, then compare those numbers with the size chart on each product page. Allow a little room if you plan to wear a thick jumper underneath. Wool coats prefer a dry clean, while fleece, puffer and rain jackets are happy on a cool gentle wash. UK delivery costs nothing, and returns stay open for 30 days.
Frequently asked questions: Women's Burgundy Jackets & Coats
What colours go with a burgundy coat?
Burgundy is warm and grown-up, so it pairs well with navy, camel, charcoal, cream and denim. Black jeans and a cream knit under the belted wool coat look classic, and gold jewellery brings out the red tones. Bright red nearby can fight with the deeper shade, so keep it away.
Is burgundy a good colour for a winter jacket?
Very. It adds colour to grey days without feeling loud, and the deep shade hides everyday marks well. The Hamburg funnel-neck puffer is the warmest choice here, while the Lucerne insulated jacket in wine is windproof with a hood for school runs and weekend walks.
What do you wear with a burgundy fleece jacket?
Keep it relaxed. The collared sherpa fleece in burgundy and the double-sided zip fleece in wine red look great with jeans or black joggers, a grey hoodie and trainers. For dog walks or a coffee in town, add a beanie in cream or charcoal.
Which burgundy jacket is best for rainy days?
Reach for the Lake District hooded rain jacket in burgundy. It has a hood for sudden showers and a drawstring waist that shapes the silhouette, and it is light enough to throw over a hoodie or a jumper. The Lucerne insulated jacket with its hood is the warmer alternative.