The Best Barn Coats and Country-Style Jackets on Amazon Right Now
Quite a few of them are discounted, too!
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As the editor-in-chief of Country Living, I have a bit of a barn coat obsession. I also have a soft spot for English country attire, which means I'm a sucker for pretty much anything that's quilted, made of waxed canvas, plaid, or pairs well with riding boots.
I've spent years scouting the best chore coats from every store imaginable, so you might be surprised to find that some of my favorites are actually on Amazon of all places. So while you're stocking up on heated gloves and snow day essentials ahead of the winter weather, take a look at some of these best-selling jackets to keep you nice and toasty.
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Available in 22 colorways (I also love the black and ivory), this plaid-lined hooded jacket feels ready for a misty stroll through the English Cotswolds.
This highly reviewed "shacket" (that's shirt + jacket) comes in six color combinations featuring colorful high-contrast lining.
Cozy without being bulky, this durable everyday jacket comes complete with cute corduroy detailing. (Speaking of corduroy, how cute is this A-line skirt?)
Quilted jackets have been trending for a while now, and I love how this one (which comes in ten colors) feels sleek and streamlined.
Available in five classic colors, this may technically be a men's jacket, but I love the shape and lining so much that I'm tempted to give it a go.
The cinched waist! The Wrangler detailing on the pockets! This is the perfect chore coat for those who prefer denim to waxed canvas.
Here's another cape coat option for my poncho-loving ladies.
This is the kind of jacket you can throw on and suddenly look pulled together. I love its slightly oversized feel and patterned lining.
If you want a slightly more fitted blazer than the popular oversized styles, this is a good option.
I'm loving the oversize blazer trend and this one would be so chic paired with a black turtleneck and dark denim.
You know that one friend who can pull off a big wool fedora annoyingly well? I bet she's gonna buy this coat.
Available in three sophisticated colors, this is the kind of coat I'd wear for a weekend at Balmoral if I ever got an invite. (Hint, hint.)
How can you wear a sleeping bag in public without wearing a sleeping bag in public? This is how. (For the record, I'm a fan.)
All things Carhartt seem to be trending these days, and this vest is the perfect layering piece for those October and November days that don't quite call for a jacket.
Rachel Hardage Barrett has written for and edited lifestyle publications for more than 20 years. As the editor-in-chief of Country Living, she has covered all things related to country life—including design, gardening, food, travel, antiques, crafts, and country pop culture—for more than a decade. Before Country Living, Rachel spent several years at Southern Living, where she served as Executive Editor covering travel, food, style, and features. Before Southern Living, Rachel was the Special Projects Director of Real Simple, where she wrote and oversaw books and special issues about food, travel, weddings, organizing, and parenting in addition to working on international editions and licensed products. Before working at lifestyle brands, Rachel started her magazine career at Glamour, where she wrote and edited relationship articles, celebrity interviews, as well as fashion and features content. When she’s not working on the magazine, she can likely be found poking around an antiques shop, perusing country real estate listings, or dreaming of opening a general store.
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