A Checklist of Jackets Every Man Should Own
It's never the wrong time to buy a jacket. Rainy days, cold nights, and too-intense office ACs happen all year long. And it's worth building out your assortment too, so you have a jacket ready for any need. Here are 11 that will complete your wardrobe.
A Fun Jacket
You have to have a jacket that's just for fun. A vintage one is never a bad call. '90s Nylon Jacket, urbanoutfitters.com
A Coach's Jacket
Coach's jackets are great lightweight options. The athletic silhouette gives you freedom to lean into a bright color. Coach Jacket by Reebok, endclothing.com
A Track Jacket
For further athletic vibes, track jackets are always good—especially when they're a Tommy Jeans take. '90s Track Jacket by Tommy Jeans, endclothing.com
A (Cotton) Moto Jacket
For when it's not cool enough for a leather jacket. Or you just want something a little more price-conscious. Cotton Moto Jacket by DSTLD, dstld.com
A Trucker Jacket
Trucker jackets have a great fitted feel to them, which allows you to play around with color and pattern. Like this pink (and slightly tie-dyed) one, for example. Trucker jacket by Stussy, mrporter.com
A Pullover Jacket
For rain, wind, and everything in between. Hooded Jacket by Nike ACG, mrporter.com
A Blouson
Blousons—think lighter-weight bombers—are easy for transitional seasons or unpredictable days. Blouson Jacket by Polo Ralph Lauren, mrporter.com
A Denim Jacket
Denim jackets are another absolute essential. And Paige's Scout jacket is so soft, it feels more like wearing a hoodie. Scout Denim Jacket by Paige, nordstrom.com
A Chore Jacket
Perfect for when you just need a little something extra, but don't want to go as formal as a blazer. Cotton Moleskin Chore Jacket by Le Mont Saint Michel, mrporter.com
A Leather Jacket
A good leather jacket is an essential, and you can't go wrong with an Allsaints biker. Cargo Biker Jacket by Allsaints, nordstrom.com
A Bomber
Bombers are good. Bombers in fun colors are even better. Monaco Bomber Jacket by Sandro, mrporter.com
This story originally appeared on Esquire.com. Minor edits have been made by the Esquiremag.ph editors.
