Ladies, Swing Coats Look Good in the Cool Autumn Air
Plenty of you out there like to shop for clothes well in advance of the season in which they are going to be worn. Now is your chance to learn a little bit about a light weather coat. Ladies, swing coats are light-weight jackets of high style that also give you shape. Buying one out of season, in the winter for example, is the best time to get the best deals.
Mild Weather Coats
The coat's design allows circulation to flow through the jacket while still giving you the secure feeling a jacket gives you. Do not wear this type of outerwear in a blizzard or you will be unpleasantly surprised. No, I would not consider it a warm winter coat. It is perfect for that cool autumn day when the leaves are still falling gracefully to the ground or when the snow is just starting to melt after a long winter. Depending on the material used, such as faux fur or leather, it could be worn comfortably in mild winter air.
Swing Coats Give You Shape
Made popular in the 1940s and later in the 1960s, swing coats give women many options to look good. Try the coat with a nice pair of fitted jeans or skirt for a surprisingly slimming look. Be careful, though. The coat is meant to be over-sized, which means that if you get one too big your figure will lose all definition, and your shape will just appear flat. Swing coats come in various fabrics and designs including leather, fur, and even leopard print. They also come in different lengths. If going for a vintage style, expect the length of the coat to be down to the knee. If a modern version is more your thing, the length will probably be just past the waist.
Suggestions for Warm Winter Coats For Women
If swing coats just do not keep you warm enough, there are many other options. There is always the classic navy blue pea coat for those chilly days. Made mostly of a heavy wool material, it is the perfect jacket on a cold day. Arctic coats are also an option, though they tend to be for those harsher, numbing days. They also tend to make ladies look puffy if not sized properly. Another option is the less known duffle or "duffel," coat. It is made of a material called "duffel cloth" which is also a type of woven, water-resistant wool - again, perfect for those days where your teeth are chattering. Try on many different coats in many different colors to make sure they fit you, make you look good, and do not swallow you like big winter jackets tend to do.
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