Spring Coats: Complete Your Look for Any Night Out

This hip length balmacaan from Peter Millar is an easy option for an evening out, with a special secret. (Did we trip with you up with our fancy word? A “balmacaan” is just a loose single-breasted overcoat designed to be worn over layers of clothing.) And the secret? Besides being water resistant, it reverses from the navy we’re showing to an equally neutral stone – click through the ‘shop it’ button to take a look. The fabric on both sides is water resistant polyester, which gives it a dressier sheen. It looks great with dark jeans or flat front pants and is long enough to wear over a blazer. And you certainly can’t say it doesn’t go with everything.

A sleek leather jacket is always a rugged choice for a spring evening. And it just doesn’t get better looking than this luxurious cognac brown sheepskin leather from Hugo Boss. The contemporary fit is downright dashing and the shoulder stitch details and clean lines are just the right finish to a pair of jeans, dark or perfectly broken-in. Get ready for heads to turn.

Simple and to the point, the waterproof Cole Haan lightweight shell will keep you dry on a wet spring night. It’s a modern and easy fit with a mesh lining, making it drape much nicer than a coat that’s completely unlined. Whatever you’re wearing for the night, this is an easy topper to grab when you do that last minute weather check on your way out.

For a more casual option, this Hugo Boss jacket is stylish and contemporary, with sleek snap details. But it’s still practical, too, with a hidden hood. The fingertip length looks great on all gents, and is versatile enough for a dressed down night or a “night out” look.

This quilted waist length field coat is a modern, easy fit and truly classic style. You can reach for this year after year and it will still be appropriate. And since it’s from J. McLaughlin the quality will hold up, too. In sticking with the timeless feel, the navy is our top pick, but click through to check out the stylish orange and stone, too.

In springtime, a sweater can double as a jacket, especially when it’s this one from J. Crew. The double-breasted, shawl collar style gives it a substantial look, and the boiled wool fabric is wind resistant to keep you warm on a chilly spring night. The dark slate blue color is just as versatile as any jacket, and we love the easy style it projects.