The 14 best camel coats to add to your forever wardrobe

This wool blend piece by Zara has a lovely relaxed feel. The belt detailing allows for a cinched silhouette, but it also would work really well unbelted for an oversized, effortless shape, layered over tailored trousers and a turtleneck.

Cut from a luxe brushed wool, this piece by high street stalwart Jigsaw is great if you're looking to invest, without the designer price tag. The piece features broad lapels and a single asymmetric button for a super flattering line.

Crafted from a wool-polyamide blend, this piece by chic affordable designer label Sézane is the perfect straight-cut, mid-length option. The slim piped pockets don't disrupt the silhouette and the buttons (this is where most high street brands miss the mark) look super luxe. 

Reiss' Emile coat is an excellent alternative to Max Mara's signature belted style. The raised seams add interest, and the tie fastening allows for a bespoke fit. 

On the richer end of the camel spectrum, this piece by Raey is categorically cool. Cut from a heavyweight felted wool, it features a super boxy silhouette and an exaggerated shoulder shape.

With a soft, draped collar as its focal point, this piece by Totême has a sense of effortlessness about it. Created from a luxurious wool-cashmere blend, it would lend itself to an easy-breezy autumnal layering moment. 

This piece by Loewe will see you through the transitional dressing period and beyond. The classic cut with gentle shaping around the upper half flows down into a cosy ankle-grazing length. With a distinctly tailored feel, the lapels feel sharp and elegant. 

Crafted from a sumptuous wool blend, this piece by Whistles has a slightly hazy, fuzzy texture. Featuring a smart, double-breasted silhouette, it would work beautifully layered over a neutral quarter-zip and cool-girl jeans.

Laidback, dressed-down label Hush has delivered a corker with this calf-length camel coat. The weight of the wool gives it an unmistakably cosy quality and I like that the tailoring-inspired cut feels androgynous and versatile. 

The piece by Karen Millen offers a masterful fusion of pattern and proportion. The rich camel hue feels luxe and cosy, and the draping delivers instant polish. I love how it has been styled on the model - pair with statement earrings for a chic focal point.

This oversized piece by H&M is a great affordable option if you're after a shorter length. My favourite detail is the slouchy line of the dropped shoulders and I also like the broad collar which would style really well with a textured polo knit.

Accessible luxury label Aligne is all about timeless silhouettes, and its George coat is a case in point. The heavyweight fabric has a structural quality to it, but the shape is decidedly relaxed, and I love the slightly trench-reminiscent cuff detailing.

Inject your outerwear wardrobe with a dose of cosy warmth with this sherpa teddy coat by athleisure label Alo. The knee-skimming length feels versatile, and would work equally well with baggy jeans and retro trainers as over a party-grade mini skirt. 

Cut with an oversized silhouette in mind, this piece by Anine Bing would make for a great coat investment. Infused with a seasonless appeal, the removable belt and double-breasted fastening allow for a multitude of styling possibilities. For added functionality, it features chic patch pockets.