The 8 Best High-Street Suede Jackets to Shop This Autumn |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

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published 22 September 2025

As soon as September arrives, securing a suede jacket on the high street becomes something of a challenge. The most covetable styles are snapped up almost instantly, and with good reason. A suede jacket carries that elusive mix of polish and nonchalance—capable of transforming denim and a tee into something styled, or lending a soft edge to tailoring and evening-wear. It’s the kind of piece that always looks considered without trying too hard, which explains why it's now a seasonal essential.

This autumn, suede is making an undeniable return, and the high street has risen to meet demand. From Zara’s already sell-out suede bomber jacket to COS’s clean-lined minimalism and Mango’s statement double-breasted trench, the options span every aesthetic. And while there are plenty of faux-suede styles around, if you’re looking to invest in real suede without spending upwards of £500, the high street is full of brilliant options. What unites them is a distinctly elevated finish: supple textures, rich tones, and silhouettes that nod to designer without the designer price tag. In short, these are jackets that look infinitely more expensive than they are.

Having surveyed the new arrivals, I can confirm this is one of the strongest seasons yet for high-street suede. The quality and design details rival premium pieces, meaning the right style will earn its place as a long-term wardrobe investment. If you’ve been considering adding suede to your outerwear rotation, these are the jackets I’d recommend acting on quickly—they won’t stay in stock for long.

Shop The Best High Street Suede Jackets

ARKET

Suede Jacket

Made from 100% suede with a viscose lining, this dark-brown jacket from Arket strikes the ideal balance between rugged luxe and everyday polish. The oversized cut means you can layer in knitwear, but the cut is still clean—no bulk, just classic edge.

ZARA

100% Suede Leather Jacket

Zara’s light sand suede leather jacket is a standout when you want something softer than black but just as versatile. Pair it with indigo jeans for off-duty cool or let it elevate a linen slip-dress at evening—it works both ways.

MANGO

Suede Leather Jacket With Buttons

This Mango suede jacket adds just a little attitude: the button detailing brings structure, while the leather-suede blend and cut keep it soft. It’s a great go-to when you want a jacket that feels premium without screaming for attention.

COS

Collared Suede Jacket

If your autumn wardrobe needs one translation piece from luxe knit to dinner-ready outerwear, this is it.

ALIGNE

Malina Suede Biker Jacket

The Malina by Aligné leans into the biker heritage, but the brown suede softens it into something luxurious and wearable. It’s the kind of jacket that works hard—tough enough to layer over tees and shirts, yet feminine enough to drape over dresses.

Massimo Dutti

Short Suede Leather Jacket With Pocket Details

The suede-leather mix gives texture, while the structure keeps everything sharp. Ideal if you want that classic leather vibe but with something softer around the edges.

ARKET

Suede Jacket

The beige suede jacket from Arket—still with that 100% suede outer and viscose lining—feels like a cooler alternative to camel or tan.

MANGO

100% Leather Short Jacket

This short leather jacket by Mango delivers classic edge in a compact form. The shorter length makes it ideal for high-waisted jeans or midi skirts, especially when you want your footwear (boots, loafers, heels) to play a starring role.

Reformation

Veda Reed Leather Jacket

Reformation’s Veda Reed jacket leans into vintage cool: panels, seam detailing, maybe a bit of throwback moto attitude.

MANGO

100% Suede Double-Breasted Trench Coat

Rounding off the lot is this Mango suede double-breasted trench—occasionally a trench, half-coat, full statement. The double-breasted front lends formality, while suede softens the edge. Perfect over dresses, wide-leg trousers, or even layered knits.

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Marina Avraam is Senior Shopping Editor at Who What Wear UK, where she expertly navigates Zara, H&M, Toteme and Net-a-Porter (to name but a few) on a daily basis to unearth the most worthwhile pieces, while valiantly resisting the urge to add every single one to her basket. At Who What Wear, Marina is committed to curating a shopping experience that feels both aspirational and intentional, guiding readers to items—both affordable and investment—that will genuinely benefit their wardrobes.