Outerwear 20 products

This is the vintage leather bomber fashioned with details of the jacket worn by Pete “Maverick” Mitchell in the iconic movie Top Gun.

Imported from County Mayo, Ireland, this is the lady’s sweater that provides the warmth of a traditional coat without the bulk.

Perfect for staying warm when you’re out in the cold. (But, psst lean in real close. You can also wear it inside. We won’t judge.)

Get in, friend. We’re heading to toasty torso town.

Perfect for wherever you need a little warmth, whether that’s hiking through the backcountry or sitting on the back deck.

It’ll warm you up faster than a cup of hot cocoa, with none of the added sugar.

For those times when you want some extra warmth around your trunk but maybe not so many layers on your arms.

A coat with warming coils built into it. Because why should your body heat have to do all the work?

Sometimes, you fight fire with fire. Other times, you combat something short and cold, like a winter’s day, with something long and warm, like this coat.

Enter your unrepentantly comfortable era. A busy day is nothing if not a symphony of transitions from one subtly different biome to another.

His eyes were steel. His resolve, iron. The rest of him? Absolutely freezing. Who knew that mornings on the ranch were this cold?

What’s an outdoor vest if not an admission that you aren’t sure what to do about the temperature?

The whole idea is to look effortlessly cool, like a lumberjack or a barista. So what’s the point if you have to cover up with your topcoat anyway?

When winter gets real, you have a choice: be fashionably frigid or look like a cozy bag of rags. Can technology deliver a third option?

First animal skins, then manufactured outerwear, now at long last the heated jacket: here culminates mankind’s long hike.

Sometimes your body heat just isn’t enough.

Oh, you can be warm and stylish. Wish we’d known that last year.

We can freeze from head to toe. Shouldn’t our coats at least try to keep up?