It's official: This season, the perfect coat is key to any winter outfit. Perennial fashion darling Katie Holmes was spotted out and about in NYC the Monday after Thanksgiving wearing a cozy looking sherpa style coat. We love how she paired the textured material with a cashmere turtleneck sweater, casual wide-leg jeans, and Celine sneakers.
If you love the look of a fleece or fuzzy teddy coat but want to browse similar styles before making a purchase, then you're in luck. We've pulled 10 more sherpa coats that we think will look great this winter, whether or not it snows where you live. Stay cozy!
On Katie Holmes: ALO Yoga coat
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Buffalo check is in style this winter.
Layer up with a shacket.
So, so soft.
A good deal for your dollar.
Teddy-bear chic.
Toggles are a fun seasonal detail.
Maybe the coziest out there.
Note the faux-suede snap placket.
Ridiculously warm.
Just try to resist pairing this fleece jacket with your favorite Ugg boots.
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