Short Coats
Short coats are a timeless addition to any wardrobe, offering just the right balance of comfort and versatility for changing seasons. Whether you’re heading out for a crisp morning walk or layering up for an evening in town, these styles make it easy to stay cozy and look great. With classic designs and enduring quality, short coats are perfect for everyday adventures and moments spent outdoors with family and friends. Find the right layer to keep you comfortable wherever the day takes you.
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Women's Mountain Pile Fleece Coat
A blue sherpa fleece coat with wind protection, adjustable hood, and zippered pockets for cozy warmth.
Pros: Comfortable fit with room for layering Very warm and cozy High quality and durable material Deep zippered pockets and practical features Stylish look and versatile color options
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Women's Adirondack Barn Coat, Flannel-Lined
A vintage-style dark khaki barn coat with flannel lining, featuring a relaxed fit and water-repellent finish.
Pros: Perfect fit Great color Durable Comfortable Warm
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Women's Ultralight 850 Down Hooded Coat, Three-Quarter Length
An ultralight, water-resistant, three-quarter length coat with 850-fill DownTek™ insulation and adjustable hood.
Pros: Wind resistance Folds into its own pocket for travel Not bulky Water resistance Comfortable fit
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Women's Fleece-Lined Primaloft Coat
A brown synthetic coat with PrimaLoft insulation, fleece lining, water resistance, and an adjustable hood.
Pros: Comfortable fit with room for layering Warm and lightweight High quality and well made Stylish appearance and flattering cut Soft and cozy fleece lining
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Women's Classic Lambswool Duffel Coat
A luxurious Italian lambswool duffel coat in navy with Thinsulate™ insulation and an attached hood.
Pros: Durable and well-made Stylish with cheerful colors Soft and warm lambswool Attached hood for added warmth Comfortable fit
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Women's Bean's Cozy Quilted Jacket
A deep olive, slightly fitted quilted jacket with 80-gram ColdShield fill, perfect for cool weather.
Pros: Great fit Lightweight Versatile Warm Comfortable
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Women's Bean's Cozy Quilted Coat
A versatile, deep olive quilted coat with synthetic insulation, adjustable hood, and water-resistant exterior.
Pros: Lightweight Stylish design Great color Excellent warmth Soft texture
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Women's Waterproof Ultralight Down Coat
A lightweight, waterproof down coat in shadow green with recycled materials and an insulated hood.
Pros: Fits well Waterproof Lightweight Warmth Stylish
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Women's Maine Guide Wool Parka, PrimaLoft
A semifitted wool/nylon parka with PrimaLoft insulation, featuring multiple pockets and a draft-stopping drawcord waist.
Pros: Perfect length Great print and color Easy to wash Warm Excellent zipper
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Women's Classic Lambswool Duffel Coat, Pattern
A relaxed-fit duffel coat in royal red plaid, crafted from supersoft Italian lambswool with Thinsulate™ insulation.
Pros: Very warm Attractive appearance Stylish design
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Women's Winter Warmer Coat
A fleece-lined, water-resistant winter coat with ColdShield insulation and adjustable hood for enhanced cold-weather comfort.
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Women's Signature Corduroy Shirt Jac
A plush green corduroy shacket with roomy drop shoulders and front patch pockets for easy layering.
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Women's Wharf Street Raincoat
A lightweight, waterproof white rain coat with adjustable hood and waist, made from recycled nylon.
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Women's Lightweight Field Jacket
A tan cotton jacket with a corduroy-trimmed collar, vintage wash, and classic patch pockets.
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Women's Mountain Classic Puffer Coat
A blue, thigh-length puffer coat with 80-gram ColdShield™ insulation, offering warmth and weather resistance.
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Women's Bean's Sweater Fleece Full-Zip Coat
A versatile brown fleece coat with a smooth sweater-knit exterior and soft, brushed interior for warmth.
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Women's 1924 Field Coat
A water-resistant, hip-length field coat in Coastal Dune Camo with premium British Millerain wax cotton.
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Women's Bean's Stretch Barn Jacket
A versatile sea grass jacket with jacquard fabric, offering broken-in softness and stretch for ultimate comfort.



