Fall can be tricky for men fashion-wise. It can be cool in the morning, yet you are sweating by midday. Then, the temperatures drop at night. Men need several types of jackets to accommodate the fickleness of Mother Nature. Fortunately, there are a lot to choose from for the autumn of 2022.
Here is a look at four types of jackets you should have in your closet.
Frame Hooded Half-Zip Anorak
This is a hooded pullover jacket. They were created for the Arctic but now come in many lighter fabrics too. Frame has one that is a black cotton blend, making it appropriate anywhere. It also has three pockets so you have room for all our stuff and drawstrings that help block wind and weather.
Club Monaco Chore Coat
Chore coats are big this year even though no one does chores in them. This chore coat mixes a refined
topcoat with a rugged look that includes a streamlined fit. There’s still enough room to wear a lighter sweater underneath. It’s a minimalist recreation of a workman’s jacket that is crafted with a comfortable soft-brushed wool-poly blend. It has several pockets for necessary items.
Sid Mashburn Bomber Jacket
Bomber jackets are a timeless style for any man. Sid Mashburn of Atlanta created one that is considered
perfect by fashion experts. This jacket, made in Italy, has a cotton-nylon fatigue twill fabric that came from Japan. It has both a retro and contemporary look. It’s practical as it’s warm enough to become a winter staple. It has a full nylon lining with ribbing at the collar, cuffs and hem creating a snug fit.
Buck Mason Dry Waxed Canvas Highland Jacket
This jacket has a flannel lining that keeps you warm. It is made from Scottish water-wicking waxed canvas, has triple-needle chain stitching, and built with weatherproofing features. Style comes in corduroy accents.
Conclusion
Men can be stylish and stay warm and dry with a variety of jackets on the market this year. Each has a sense of manliness, street smarts, and weather endurance so all men are covered, literally and stylishly.
