The Most Elegant Scarf Coats on the High Street Right Now |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

@florriealexander forBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing
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last updated 5 November 2025

As soon as winter arrived I had one item at the top of my to-do list: find a great coat.

It’s one of those hero pieces that may only come out for a few months, but for the time we wear it, it's the most important item in our wardrobes. After all, we don't want to waste all that time and effort spent putting together highly chic winter outfits by covering it all with a drab outer layer. So, said coat should be seriously stylish, but I demand more. I want it to be chic, warm and of course, practical too. Enter the scarf coat.

@florriealexander wears COS' Double-Faced Wool Scarf Jacket (£189).

Over the past few months, I've tried on almost 50 coats (seriously), sharing my insights on the finer details with you, but one style I keep coming back to is the scarf coat. Brought into the spotlight by Toteme, the scarf coat has been rising in popularity over the past few winters, and this year, it has finally reached its peak. Undeniably elegant in silhouette, practical (a built-in scarf!) and ready to add a warm extra layer whether you're popping for coffee or heading out for the evening, a scarf coat is sure to prove its worth in wearability for many winters to come.

@styleidealist wears a scarf coat from Mini Velvet

@styleidealist wears Mint Velvet's Hand Finished Wool Blend Scarf Coat (£250).

We've seen designer labels tap into the elegant coat style, but this year, high-street brands have rolled up their sleeves to put an affordable spin on the style. Already this season I've been impressed by COS' Double-Faced Wool Scarf Jacket (£189)with an oversized fit ready to be layered over knits and a shorter silhouette that can go from day to night in a flash. I've also fallen for Mint Velvet's more classic long iteration in a chic burgundy hue.

After discovering these two, I knew there must be more, so I've rounded up the very best high-street scarf coats below, just for you. There's a myriad of shades, a mix of lengths from cropped to maxi and plenty more design details you'll want to see.

Keep scrolling to shop the best high-street scarf coats.

Shop the Best High-Street Scarf Coats for Winter 2025:

COS

Double-Faced Wool Scarf Jacket

COS release a similar style every year, which always sells out fast.

COS

Double-Faced Wool Scarf Jacket

Of coruse, I had to include the black as well.

Mint Velvet

Burgundy Hand Finished Wool Blend Scarf Coat

This burgundy hue is calling to me.

H&M

Scarf-Detail Wool-Blend Coat

Mark my words: this will move quickly.

Whistles

Double Face Wool Fringe Coat

Cosy and chic, this is sure to be a piece you pull out every winter.

ZARA

Limited Edition Check Coat With Scarf

I did a double-take when I saw this.

Autograph

Faux Fur Detachable Scarf Coat

M&S does it again.

Longline Tie Waist Scarf Cape

I genuinely can't believe that this is from the high-street.

Phase Eight

Kaja Scarf Coat

Chocolate brown is just as wearable as black.

Reiss

Wool-Blend Scarf Blindseam Coat

The double-breasted silhouette adds a considered design detail that makes this coat feel so high-end.

H&M

Handmade Wool-Blend Coat

I instantly fell for the elegant cream shade of this one.

JAEGER

Pure Wool Detachable Scarf Coat

Made from 100% wool.

Massimo Dutti

Long Water-Repellent Padded Coat With Scarf Detail

I had to include a water-repellant version too.

River Island

Scarf Cape Coat

This cape iteration is so chic.

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Florrie embarked on her fashion journey whilst studying in Aix-en-Provence, she began to write her dissertation on the history of fashion and landed her first role at Harper’s Bazaar. Following this, she interned for various publications including Elle, Grazia and Marie Claire before joining the fashion team at Conde Nast Traveller. There, she contributed to international photoshoots, styled pages and covers, and produced engaging digital content. Over eight years of fashion industry experience, Florrie has honed her skills from styling e-commerce photoshoots to personal shopping. Florrie first joinedBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing UK as a freelancer before becoming the Commerce Writer. Now, as the Shopping Editor, she monitors current trends, new-in styles, wardrobe heroes and how best to style them.