Gudrun Sjödén designs unique coats and jackets that suit almost every occasion. We have outerwear for autumn, winter, spring and summer – whatever occasion is calling. Choose a practical parka that matches your colourful lifestyle or treat yourself to an elegant coat to wear over your party dress. Discover a wide variety of styles, fabrics and colours in our outerwear range.

Which jacket is the warmest? If you’re looking for a snug winter jacket, then perhaps a longline style tailored from wool is just the ticket. Wool has magical properties that keep you cool in summer and warm in winter. This means that in the colder months, a wool coat or jacket keeps you warm and dry by holding in your body heat. Wool is also naturally self-cleaning and should be hung out to air rather than washed to freshen it up. The material retains its shape well and, if it does shrink, can be gently stretched back to its original size.

Obviously there are many things to consider when choosing an autumn jacket. Performance is paramount if you are an active person who enjoys long countryside walks or adventurous bike rides. A parka jacket won’t disappoint! It is lightweight, supple and protects you from the wind and rain. What’s more, its timeless design matches well with most styles, year after year. The Gudrun Sjödén range almost invariably includes a parka that typically features an exciting new colour or pattern. Quite simply, it remains a faithful companion, season after season, and well deserves a place in your wardrobe.

During the summer months, a thinner, cooler jacket is a fail-safe option, and a cropped linen or cotton shirt jacket makes an excellent choice! Complete the holiday look by wearing your summer jacket over a colourful dress or with wide-leg trousers and a blouse in a romantic style. A jacket might seem unnecessary during a hot spell, but remember that once the sun has gone down there’s often a chill in the air. You’ll be glad of a lightweight jacket to keep you warm as those summer evenings and nights stretch into the early morning hours.