13 Spring Jackets That Are Perfect for Transitioning to Warmer Weather

Thanks to good ol' global warming, spring always comes with that 50-degree wildcard. That's why this elegant gingham-lined trench coat exists.

It's officially tracksuit szn. Stay extra in this bright red Adidas Originals jacket that's approved by celebs like Kendall Jenner. Go all out and pair it with the high-waisted matching pants. 

Dusters are incredibly underrated—they can elevate a simple outfit like jeans and a t-shirt from a 5 to a 10 just by adding the stylish layer. If you want to recreate the look shown here, throw on one of these fanny packs.

PSA: It's acceptable to wear white all year round, but for those of you who like to follow the rules, now's the time to thrive in this white denim staple with vintage details. 

When the hair-flowing-in-the-wind is back (not the I-can't-feel-my-face-wind) grab this colorblocked windbreaker for a sportier look.

Brighten up any day with this quilted yellow knit jacket. It's guaranteed to come with plenty of compliments. 

For an oversized, boxy look, choose this corduroy trucker jacket to throw on with a great pair of jeans. 

Leather jackets are year-round outerwear, and never go out of style. BB Dakota is notorious for its soft, affordable faux jackets like this one that looks way more expensive than it is. 

2005 called and said tie-dye is back, so here we are. The proof is on the spring '19 runways. 

Spring = rain showers. This waterproof jacket comes equipped with a hood and a flattering silhouette that will convince you to pull it out of the closet even when it's not pouring.  

Coachella may not be your thing, but you can still manifest warm desert vibes with this western fringe jacket that's currently on sale for $270. 

On the days spring doesn't actually feel like spring, cozy up in this sweatshirt/jacket hybrid you can totally get away with wearing to work. 

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