WINTER OUTERWEAR FOR MEN

Just like in the women's wardrobe, outerwear for men plays a starring role. During the peak of winter, the coats and jackets we choose will represent our aesthetic criteria at a glance. Historically, jackets or outerwear have been significant garments for centuries. Military decorations, work uniforms, or status symbols have often been displayed on men's outerwear.

Each brand has its own vision of winter clothing, striking a balance between tradition and innovation. Loewe and Jil Sander, for example, focus on sculptural and minimalist silhouettes. Burberry and Moncler consolidate their legacy as technical benchmarks with pieces that have dressed generations.

Our selection of men's outerwear maintains the same level of innovation and tradition as in our women's store. Coats and jackets for men are essential pieces, and in certain climates, unavoidable. So, why not carefully consider which brand best represents us?

Below, we explore the most popular brands in men's outerwear, their most iconic models, and what makes each one a reference in the fashion world.

Moncler Men's Coats and Puffer Jackets

When we think of Moncler coats and puffer jackets, what comes to mind are technical innovation and sophistication. Founded in 1952 in the alpine town of Monestier-de-Clermont (Mon-Cler), the brand began by crafting garments for extreme conditions and winter sports, even outfitting the French Olympic team in 1968. Since then, its evolution has been meteoric.

The key to Moncler's success lies in an unmatched aesthetic, top-quality products, and a constant drive toward greater corporate ethics and sustainability. So much so that it has been ranked as the number one fashion brand in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index in the U.S. stock market for five consecutive years.

Their Moncler men's puffer jackets, the brand's most famous and iconic garment, are ultra-light and highly warm. Since the late 2010s, the brand has taken these garments to another level with haute couture collaborations, featuring collections designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli that fuse Moncler's technical DNA with artistic craftsmanship.

Moncler coats are known for their versatility and timeless design. The most commonly used colours are neutral tones like navy blue, black, brown, and dark greens. Their modern cuts make them ideal pieces for both mountain use and city life.

Born in the mountains, lives in the city.

Discover Moncler's outerwear here.

Prada Men's Coats and Puffer Jackets

When it comes to Prada coats and puffer jackets, the Italian brand also leads in sustainability. Prada transformed the landscape with the introduction of Re-Nylon in 2019, made from recycled plastics in an initiative with UNESCO. Thus, the Prada Group became a pioneer as the first major luxury brand to sign a similar agreement.

Prada's padded jackets and puffer jackets are often made of Re-Nylon fabric. They combine cutting-edge materials with technical details—such as zippers, pockets, and removable hoods. Prada's distinctive aesthetic, modern and inspired by workwear, adds a unique character to each Prada coat. And we cannot forget its unmistakable enamel triangle, which seals its exclusivity.

Prada coats are one of those pieces that conquer all types of wardrobes. Those with a classic taste appreciate the polished and functional design, while Prada's finish and philosophy attract diverse styles.

At OTTODISANPIETRO, you'll find padded Prada puffer jackets with everything you would expect from a Prada puffer: modernity, sustainability, refined design, and classic essence. To extend its life, Prada recommends washing it as little as possible, airing it out after each use, and taking it to an eco-friendly dry cleaner when necessary.

Find Prada men's jackets and puffer jackets here.

Loewe and Burberry Men's Coats

Loewe men's coats and jackets take craftsmanship to a groundbreaking point. Imagine classic silhouettes reinvented with volumes, shapes that evoke the impossible, and sculptural cuts with a touch of handmade work.

Under Jonathan Anderson's artistic direction, Loewe has completely redefined what we consider classic or timeless. His work has drawn new lines that continue to surprise, reaching new generations and also winning over Loewe's loyal customers.

Loewe  leather jackets and coats have unmistakable finishes. Whether for their shine, volume, or cuts, Loewe silhouettes have developed a unique language. They are recognized for their masterful use of leather, meticulously calculated drapes, or their irreverent reinterpretation of basic garments.

Discover Loewe men's outerwear here.

On the other hand, Burberry men's outerwear comes from the brand that turned outerwear into luxury items. As the inventor of the gabardine fabric, resistant to water and the harshest climates, Thomas Burberry could not have imagined how far his legacy would go. The film "ENDURANCE," released in 2024, depicts how in 1914 an Arctic expedition survived for a year after being shipwrecked in icy waters. The secret? They were dressed in Burberry's gabardine fabric.

Today, the English giant remains a benchmark in outerwear. Their trench coats and coats, recognized for their astonishing quality fabric, represent classic English elegance with a contemporary touch. In its technical advancements, Burberry became the first carbon-neutral fashion brand in 2022.

Find Burberry men's outerwear here.

Herno and Jil Sander Men's Coats

Here, we enter a game between functionality and pure minimalism. The legacy of Herno men's coats is deeply linked to water, its eternal muse. Founded in 1948 by Giuseppe Marenzi and Alessandra Diana, the brand was born from post-war innovation, transforming military cotton treated with castor oil into high-performance raincoats.

The elements of its founding place (the lake, the river it is named after, and the fog) shaped Herno's essence. The result is a brand that seeks to highlight Italy's technical mastery.

Beyond raincoats, Herno introduced women's coats in the '50s. Between 1968 and 1990, it expanded to the U.S. and Japan. Its mastery was recognised by French and Italian luxury houses, which entrusted Herno with their garment manufacturing. In the 2000s, the brand's heirs aimed to reclaim their identity, refining their offerings to create their own brand.

Meanwhile, Jil Sander bets on minimalism with clean lines and luxurious materials. Inspired by sculpture, architecture, and modern design, Lucie and Luke Meier embody Jil Sander's modern elegance with Jiline Sander's (founder) vision of simplicity.

At OTTODISANPIETRO, the selection of Herno men's coats and Jil Sander men's outerwear reflects the best of both houses. We select functional and essential coats, such as Herno's sophisticated silhouettes or the deep structure of Jil Sander's coats.