I know, it’s Queensland and usually, I avoid doing these plus size jackets posts. I hate seeking out all these gorgeous pieces and then never getting to buy or wear them. Queensland life means that for one’ish month a year I need a decent jacket, the rest of the year a jumper will do. It’s a hard life, you know? Haha.
BUT.
Buuuuuut I’m trying to be a little more responsive and a little less all about me. Trust me, it won’t hurt me to try. Haha. So, I started searching and putting together a list. Some are winter at a Queensland level type of coat or jacket. Others, are legit “it’s cold and I need actual warmth” style.
I find the biggest challenge when looking for a plus size jacket or coat is that usually, they are all black, all the time. Now, I love black, but not everyone does. There’s a case to be made for having something a little more versatile like a tan, nude or grey. This year, I’ll be picking up a grey coat to replace the one I lost. It will work with my predominately black wardrobe and add a much-needed layer of colour. So, with that in mind, I’ve tried to source some great black alternatives where I could.
Ready to shop? Let’s go.
One Khaki Waterfall Duster | Two Floral Bomber Jacket | Three Pink Oversized Duster
Four Patched Jacket | Five Washed Black Denim Jacket | Six Classic Belted Coat
Seven Longline Blazer | Eight Blush ‘Fur” Collar Jacket | Nine Buckle Detail Jacket
Ten Tan Crop PU Jacket | Eleven Stitch Biker Jacket
Twelve Khaki Utility Parker | Thirteen Aviator Jacket
*some items are from overseas suppliers who are out of season so stock may be limited
Have you shopped for a jacket or coat yet? Where did you pick yours up from? I’m happy to open the comments for links to your favourite piece for winter; let’s get this conversation going. That’s a request, promise, and if you’re enjoying these posts, let me know in the comments.
Chief Blogger at Suger Coat It; An Australian lifestyle blog for women who work for themselves. Melissa is a social media consultant & lover of stripes. Most weekends you’ll find her at the beach or home on the veranda kicking back. Around here, they call her Suger. Feel free to do the same.
