A long, warm hooded puffer in sizes M to XXXL
This is a long quilted winter coat with a hood, made for cold days when you want one layer that covers you from head to knee. In the photos the shell is a cream or beige quilted fabric, and the coat falls somewhere between mid-thigh and knee length. It has a full zip front, a storm flap over the zipper, pockets and long sleeves with small patches near the upper arm.
We list it as the double breasted plus size long puffer coat with hood, matching the name on the supplier's listing. To be upfront, the photos show a single zip with a placket, not an overlapping double-breasted front. The spec sheet lists the closure as a zipper, with buttons as decoration. If a true two-row button front is what you are after, this is not that coat. If you want a warm, long, hooded puffer that zips up completely, read on.
It is priced at $109, ships free to the US, and comes in five colors: Khaki, Pink, Red, Black and White.
Why it works for a plus size, cold-weather wardrobe
This coat is offered in M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL, so the top of the range reaches into extended sizes. The listing title also describes a loose fit, which is what most people want from a puffer: room for a sweater underneath without feeling pinned in at the shoulders.
Length that covers you
The clothing length is listed as long (26+ inches), and in the photos the hem sits around mid-thigh to knee. That extra length keeps wind off your upper legs on the walk to the bus, a parking lot or a school pickup line. It also means one coat works over dresses, work trousers, leggings and jeans without leaving a gap.
A hood and a zip front that close up properly
The hood is part of the design, and the front opens fully with a zipper. A full-open zip is easier to get on and off than a pullover style, and it lets you vent the coat when you walk into a heated building. The storm flap shown in the photos sits over the zipper to cut down on drafts through the closure.
The pockets are flap or patch style in the photos. They are useful for gloves, keys and a phone. The listing does not state whether they are lined with fleece or any other material, so we won't promise that.
Fabric and feel
The listing gives the shell as cotton and polyester, with a broadcloth fabric type. The filling is cotton, and the thickness is listed as thick. The title describes it as a "down cotton" style padded jacket, which in this case means cotton padding, not feathers. We do not have fiber percentages, and we do not have information about the inner lining, so we will not guess at either.
Cotton-filled padding tends to feel soft and substantial rather than light and airy, and a thick quilted coat like this one has some weight to it. If you are used to lightweight feather-filled jackets, expect something that feels more like a blanket you can wear. The listing includes a weight figure of 1.0 with no unit, so please do not read that as the coat's actual weight.
The pattern is solid, the style is casual, and the season listed is autumn and winter. The listing does not say the coat is waterproof or water-resistant. Treat it as a warm winter layer for dry or lightly damp cold, and wear a rain shell over it in a downpour.
Care instructions
No care instructions came with the listing, so check the care label sewn into the coat when it arrives and follow it first. As general guidance for quilted, padded coats:
- Spot clean marks with a damp cloth and mild soap when you can.
- If the label allows machine washing, use a cool, gentle cycle and a mild detergent.
- Let it dry fully, away from direct heat, and give the padding a shake to redistribute it.
- Store it on a wide hanger or folded loosely, not squashed under heavy items.
Size guide
The coat is offered in M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL.
How to measure
The supplier has not published a size chart for this coat, so we cannot give you measurements to match. Here is the next best approach.
- Take a coat you already own and like, ideally one with similar bulk, and lay it flat.
- Measure straight across the chest from underarm seam to underarm seam, then double that number.
- Measure from the center back of the collar down to the hem for length.
- Measure the sleeve from the shoulder seam to the cuff.
- Measure your own bust and hips with the layer you plan to wear underneath, such as a sweater.
Write these numbers down. If you would like to compare them with the coat, message us before ordering and we will do our best to help.
Which size should I choose?
There is one thing to flag. The title says "loose," but the spec sheet lists the type as "slim." Those two signals do not agree, and without a chart we cannot say which is closer to the truth. The photos show a roomy, boxy puffer silhouette, but photos are not measurements.
Some practical guidance:
- If you plan to wear thick sweaters under it, lean toward the larger size you are considering.
- If you are between sizes, the larger one is usually the safer choice in a padded coat, since you can layer less but you cannot stretch a quilted shell. The listing does not mention any stretch.
- If you are at the top or bottom of the range, measure carefully. M is the smallest size offered and XXXL is the largest.
Because all sales are final for fit or change of mind, it is worth taking five minutes with a tape measure before you check out.
How to style it
A long puffer in a solid color is easy to dress. Here are some combinations that suit the cut:
- Everyday: Wear it open or zipped over a knit sweater, straight-leg jeans and boots. The long hem balances well with a relaxed leg.
- Leggings and sneakers: The length covers the hips and upper thighs, which is useful for errands and walks.
- Dresses and skirts: Knee-length or midi hems peek out from under it neatly. Add tights and ankle boots.
- Work: Over tailored trousers and a blazer, the coat acts as a warm outer shell for the commute. Check that the blazer sleeves fit under the coat sleeves before you commit to that layering.
- Color choices: Khaki and White are soft and neutral, Black goes with everything, and Pink and Red give you a bright winter option. Remember that light colors show marks more easily.
A scarf pairs well with the hood. Leave it loose around your neck so the hood still sits comfortably.
Where else you can wear it
- Winter commuting: Bus stops, train platforms and parking lots are where a long coat earns its place.
- School runs and errands: The pockets and full-length zip make quick trips easy.
- Outdoor weekends: Fall walks, football games, markets and bonfire evenings are all good uses for a thick padded coat.
- Travel: It is a warm layer for cold destinations, and it works as a blanket on a chilly flight. It is bulky to pack, so wear it through the airport.
Shipping
Free standard shipping to all 50 US states. Orders are made to order and ship from our production partner within 1 to 3 business days, then arrive in about 7 to 14 business days. You get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
All sales are final
All sales are final. Because every item is made to order, we do not accept returns or exchanges for change of mind or fit, so please check the size information before ordering. If your order arrives damaged, defective or not as described, email us within 14 days of delivery with a photo and we will send a replacement or a refund.
Contact us
Email hello@coatraven.com. A real person replies within one business day.
Why shop with Coat Raven
Coat Raven is a shop focused on coats, so we try to describe each one as plainly as we can. On this page that meant telling you the closure is a zipper and not a true double-breasted front, and that the supplier has not published a size chart.
Prices are in US dollars, shipping to the US is free, and delivery takes 7 to 14 business days. If something arrives damaged, defective or not what you ordered, we replace or refund it within 14 days of delivery. If you have a question about this coat before you buy, send us a message and we will answer honestly.
Frequently asked questions
Is this coat really double breasted?
Based on the photos, no. The coat has a single zip front with a storm flap or placket, and the spec sheet lists the closure type as zipper, with buttons as decoration. We use the supplier's product name for the double breasted plus size long puffer coat with hood, but the front closes with a zip.
Is it warm enough for winter?
The listing describes it as thick, with cotton filling, and it is listed for autumn and winter. It has a hood, a storm flap and a long cut. We do not have a temperature rating, so how warm it feels will depend on your climate and what you wear underneath.
Is the filling real down?
No. The listing gives the filling as cotton. The "down cotton" wording in the title refers to a padded style, and we do not list any feather or down content.
Does it run loose or slim?
The listing is mixed: the title says loose, while the spec sheet says slim. With no published size chart, measure a coat you own and compare. If you plan to layer heavy sweaters, choose the larger size you are considering.
Can I return it if it doesn't fit?
No. All sales are final for fit or change of mind. If the coat arrives damaged, defective or is the wrong item, we will replace or refund it within 14 days of delivery.
