9 Quilted Jackets That Are Basically Wearable Art Pieces
Quilted coats are, in one word, cool.
While luxury designers like Loewe and Miu Miu are crafting beautiful quilted coat creations, many smaller brands—some who are sourcing and producing their pieces right here in the U.S.—are breathing new life into old and discarded fabrics. Some brands will even offer to salvage your well-loved quilts by turning them into one-of-a-kind coats and jackets. Sure, these patchwork coats are cute and quirky, but we have an affinity for the care that goes into these work-of-art quilted jacket styles. On the fence? Rest assured you don't have to partake in the cottagecore trend to get a great quilted jacket. Here's the proof.
A dainty liberty print design and a sleek belt tie closure sets this jacket apart from its competitors.
This sleek quilt jacket ties in an asymmetrical fashion and will keep you warm, while looking sophisticated.
Wear this cropped style alongside your favorite high-waisted jeans. Embellishments, contrast stitching, and puffed sleeves makes it a suitable option for more formal occasions, too.
Modeled after vintage finds, this quilted patchwork jacket is made from a lightweight organic cotton, but boasts a lining for added warmth.
This fit-tested jacket has a slightly boxy fit and a feminine shoulder bow tie closure.
This silk-satin patterned jacket is delicate, but can stand up to your busy schedule.
Crafted from 100 percent cotton, this red diamond-quilted jacket is a nod to 1900s Calico quilt patterns.
Stand out from the crowd with this one-of-a-kind quilted jacket made in Austin, Texas.
You don't have to break the bank to buy into the quilted coat trend. This one has an all-over floral motif, chunky button details, and a cool drop shoulder fit.
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Sara Holzman is the Style Director at Marie Claire, where she oversees fashion coverage spanning seasonal trends, celebrity style, designers, Fashion Month, and shopping. With more than a decade of experience in fashion media, she has held roles at Condé Nast’s Lucky and Self and contributed style and travel coverage to Equinox’s Furthermore. A graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism, Sara is based in New York City, where she writes about fashion through both an industry and personal lens, including the realities of getting dressed as a working mom. Follow her on Instagram at @sarajonewyork.