Hooded Puffer Coat with Patch Pockets

Warm and the camel looks great, but the shell makes a little swishing noise when I walk. I've stopped noticing, though it's not the coat for a silent library.

Falls past my knees, so my legs stay warm at the gates. The patch pockets are big enough for gloves, keys and a tissue packet all at once.

I wanted something warmer than my wool coat that still looked soft, and this is it. Hood up, scarf in, I barely feel the wind.

Love that the pockets are big enough for my phone and purse so I can leave my bag at home. Camel goes with my black boots and green scarf.

I love how snug the hood is on freezing mornings. It is on the puffy side so it takes up space on the bus, but that's the price of warmth.

Fits over a thick knit with space to spare, which was my main worry. Wore it to a bonfire night and stayed toasty the entire time.

A quick wipe with a damp cloth took off a muddy splash from the dog. The camel colour hasn't gone dingy.

Big pockets, a hood, knee length. It does everything I need, and it looks less sporty than other puffers because of the colour.

Spent four hours outside in the cold at a market and didn't once feel it. Hands go straight into those pockets when the mulled wine gets cold.

Beautiful coat and very warm. It loses its puff if I stuff it on a hook, so now it lives on a hanger, which I forget to do.

Gorgeous warm coat. The hood is generous when it's down and sits a bit heavy on the back of my neck, though it's brilliant in the rain.

That is how my flatmate described it and she isn't wrong. The padding is substantial and the length keeps my knees warm.