Looking for your next camel coat? You’ve come to the right place, as I’ve hand picked a small but mighty selection of timeless camel coats that will last you for years. I’ve always loved seeing new and exciting fashion trends emerging and thinking up ways to wear them, but there’s just something about classics that I can’t get enough of. They’re reliable, yet still sophisticated.

There are plenty of incredible Autumn Winter 2023 trends, but camel coats are just one prime example of a classic. While I love elaborate and eye-catching styles, I think it’s essential to have those pieces that never date in your style rotation. Investing in an item that will last you through seasons is a must. While it’s all well and good shopping for a trend that will last one season, it’s not good for the planet and doesn’t do much for your wardrobe either.

When I buy new, I make sure that I the purchase goes with at least five outfits that are already in my wardrobe. It’s not about shopping harder, but smarter – and camel coats fit effortlessly into my wardrobe without much thought at all. Whether you’re going for a belted style or a double-breasted version, camel coats are set to please. They elevate any type of outfit, from workwear to casual clothes.

Perhaps this is why the item has become synonymous with Parisian chic. Instead of shopping aimlessly, French women have a knack for filling their wardrobes with such items and teaming them together with ease. If you’re looking for more visual and concrete examples of their power to make anything look instantly chic, allow me to direct you to one of the Duchess of Sussex’s most iconic outfits. Meghan Markle was spotted with Prince Harry in New York wearing a lovely sleek MaxMara camel coat, which she paired with an LBD, black pumps and wide-frame sunglasses. It was a classy and classic outfit through and through.

If you’re ready to add a classic camel coat to your collection, look no further than our edit of the best outerwear on the high street right now. I promise, you won’t be disappointed! Here are 11 classic camel coats that will never go out of style. Next, read 7 fashion girl-approved ways to wear jeans with boots.

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Arket’s wool blend wrap coat, £239

Wool Blend Wrap Coat, £239, Arket – buy now

If you haven’t got a wool coat already, it’s going to change your life. This warm wrap coat will keep you cosy all winter and never go out of style, making it well worth the £239 price tag. Team yours with jeans and an oversized sweaty for a look that screams quiet luxury.

Jigsaw’s wool maxi city coat, £385

Wool Maxi City Coat, £385, Jigsaw – buy now

Next up, we have a maxi coat from Jigsaw. I love longer length coats, as you can wear them with both trousers and longer dresses without that awkward gap between the hems. This Jigsaw coat is 100% wool and also comes in a neutral colour.

& Other Stories’ belted coat, £205

Belted Coat, £205, & Other Stories – buy now

If you have a little less to spend but still want a long-lasting, durable coat, check out this belted style from & Other Stories. Made from an alpaca and wool blend, it’s versatile and effortless.

Mango’s double-breasted virgin wool coat

Double-Breasted Virgin Wool Coat, £199.99, Mango – buy now

The cheapest option so far and my personal favourite coat of the lot is this beautiful double-breasted coat complete from Mango. While £200 might feel like a big amount to spend on one item, this beautifully cut and undeniably chic coat couldn’t be more timeless. Wear it to work or for a smarter weekend look.

ASOS’ borg funnel neck coat, £81.50

Borg Funnel Neck Coat with Drawstring in Camel, now £81.50, ASOS EDITION – buy now

Prefer a cosier coat? This ASOS EDITION borg style is on sale now, so snap it up quickly for a bargain. It offers a more casual look, perfect for every day wear.

H&M’s felted wool coat

Felted wool coat, £189.99, H&M – buy now

A coat that looks like a dressing gown? Yes please! This felted wool coat is part of H&M’s premium selection, made from 100% wool. It offers a more oversized look, ideal for wearing over chunky knits.

Arket’s mid-length down coat, £175

Mid-Length Down Coat, £175, Arket – buy now

They don’t come cosier than this down coat. Cut at the knee and filled with Re:Down® 100% recycled down and feathers, it’s ideal for super cold temperatures. This is definitely a more practical option, but you won’t regret it.

Massimo Dutti’s trench coat, £199.99

Trench Coat with Belt, £199, Massimo Dutti – buy now

A trench coat is a wardrobe must-have, and this belted style from Massimo Dutti is one of the chicest high street styles I’ve found in my search. It could pass for Burberry, but has a much more affordable price tag.

Stand Studio’s belted faux fur coat, £364

Tinley belted faux fur coat, now £364, Stand Studio – buy now

The Outnet offers a selection of incredible designer pieces at low prices, like this Stand Studio belted faux fur coat, which has been discounted by an incredible 34%. Buy this if you’re the kind of person who needs layer upon layer to keep warm.

Albaray’s double breasted camel coat, £199

Camel Double Breasted Coat, £199, Albaray – buy now

If you haven’t heard of Albaray, let me introduce you. Their pieces have been designed to transcend trends, so you won’t find any of your purchases look dated by next season. This camel coat is a case in point. With clean lines and neutral hues, it will go with absolutely anything in your wardrobe. Sold.

AllSaints’ Mabel double-breasted longline coat, £359

Mabel Double Breasted Longline Coat, £359, AllSaints – buy now

If you run pale, I recommend opting for a darker camel colour to avoid looking washed out. This warm and oversized camel coat will bring out your best features, and it won’t be too snug if you need to add layers.