With a silhouette that feels both timeless yet directional (a stand collar! a gathered waist! voluminous sleeves!) the funnel-neck jacket is an undeniably appealing solution for transitional dressing. Rendered for the season in a variety of materials—luxe leathers, warm wool, and weather-resistant technical fabrications—these high-collared coats possess a sense of poise, not to mention, practicality, that acts as soft armor when bracing for biting winds and surprise sprinklings.

Labels such as Victoria Beckham, Stella McCartney, Chloé, Khaite, and Gabriela Hearst included a strong mix of funnel-neck jackets in their fall/winter 2025 collections, and the silhouette continues to hold strong for spring/summer 2026, proving the trend has staying power for the foreseeable future. For spring 2026, Altuzarra showed an oversized leather silhouette with balloon pants (another trend to take note of!), while Khaite presented an buttery-soft leather and shearling take in an earthy olive with a coordinating leather maxi skirt. Tibi gave us a high-collared trench coat for spring, whereas Ashlyn fashioned one in stop sign red (also styled with genie pants, mind you). During Phoebe Philo’s tenure at Celine, the funnel neck appeared throughout numerous collections, and since the launch of her namesake label in 2023, it’s been a mainstay in her lineup.

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If there’s only one transitional outerwear trend you consider for fall, let it be the funnel-neck jacket—with its clean lines, look-at-me-now collar, and quiet strength, it’s equal parts cool and sensible. Our must-haves for the season can be found, below.

Luxe Leather

In buttery-soft leather, the funnel-jacket achieves its platonic ideal. Chloé introduced a feminine take on the funnel-neck jacket with a cape-like silhouette for both SS25 and FW25; those seeking more of a blouson style will find options a plenty: Magda Butrym gives us a tempting chocolate brown number, Róhe serves up creamy white (its black version was a bestseller last season and remains largely sold out), while Loewe and Nour Hammour give us forever options in classic black.

Fluffy Fibers

It wouldn’t be fall without a cozy fabric to bundle up in. Try one of Nour Hammour’s shearling options—the Carolyn is a classic silhouette for the brand—or opt a reversible option from Diane Von Furstenberg or Lafayette 148 for extra warmth and versatility.

Lightweight

A transitional jacket made in cotton, linen, or light wools is ideal for in-between weather. Layer it over a knit, or simply throw on and go over a T-shirt. Look to Phoebe Philo’s glossy canvas-coated jacket for a total show stopper, or go for The Row’s understated take with its waist-accentuating cinch. Toteme’s waterproof shell, which blends practicality with minimalist polish, is an everyday essential if we’ve ever seen one. Pair any back to skirts, dresses, or even trousers.

Winter Wools

Nothing feels sharper or warmer than a funnel-neck coat made of warm wool. A style tip: layer a red (or really any bright-colored turtleneck) underneath for of flash color whenever you have a case of the winter blues. Dries Van Noten’s navy jacket features balloon sleeves and a hidden zip, while Khaite’s is exposed with a stand collar in double-faced wool. Meanwhile, Chloé’s short style can be worn as a peacoat when not buttoned.

Athletique

There is something edgy yet soft about a funnel-neck in a technical fabric—lean in and pair a wind- and water-resistant shell with trousers and sneakers for a touch of sport, or style it with a pencil skirt and kitten heels for a more feminine feel.