Fall Coats & Jackets
Gabriela Hearst’s fall coats for women explore four distinct material families, each treated according to its own qualities and character. Nappa and lambskin are cut into a leather jacket with a sculptural silhouette and a bomber jacket whose sleeve is created by the pattern rather than by elastic. Japanese denim is used at a weight substantial enough that a denim jacket holds its structure through repeated wear. Wool and cotton gabardine carry the tailored end of the range, including fall trench coats with a storm flap and belt drafted to close cleanly at the waist.
The proportions are what make these jackets for fall work across a wardrobe. Cropped lengths finish at the high hip so they layer over knitwear without bulk, while mid-length styles cover a dress or a skirt. Colors run black, deep brown, indigo, camel, and ivory, and hardware is kept tonal and low in profile so it reads as construction rather than ornament.
Sustainability governs the making as much as the design. Hides are sourced from tanneries with traceable supply chains, while merino wool is sourced from the family farm in Uruguay. Deadstock and recycled cloth are used where their quality and character align with the house’s standards, with production kept to small quantities. The result is a collection of fall coats designed for women who value considered construction, refined materials, and effortless versatility. Explore the range alongside the house's shearling and wool coats to see how the outerwear works together.