Mason’s Jackets & Coats for Men and Women

Outerwear has never been a compromise for Mason’s. It is born from the encounter between military heritage and contemporary tailoring, between protection and movement. For decades, the market has offered a choice: technical or elegant, practical or refined. Mason’s rejects this dichotomy.

In the FW25 collection, men’s and women’s jackets and coats are born from the dialogue between heritage and textile innovation, between military memory and contemporary tailoring. Each piece translates comfort into structure, functionality into aesthetic language. Garments that protect, accompany, and endure.

Outerwear According to Mason’s

For Mason’s, outerwear is the meeting point between function and form.
Every jacket and coat in the FW25 collection is the result of precise construction, designed to last and to adapt.

In the men’s wardrobe, the idea of structure prevails: defined lines, controlled volumes, technical fabrics that respond to movement.
In the women’s wardrobe, proportions soften and textile research becomes an expression of light, warmth, and personality.

Different in attitude, but united by the same principle: transforming the need for protection into a form of conscious elegance.

Materials and Styles: The Men’s Winter

Mason’s winter is built from matter itself. Each fabric conveys a function, each texture a different idea of warmth.

In men’s jackets and outerwear, the lexicon is that of revisited heritage: stretch cotton and technical satin ensure protection and freedom of movement, while velvet and wool add depth and structure. The surfaces are treated with artisanal techniques that enhance their grain, making each piece recognizable to the touch.

The point of balance is the Field Jacket M74, available in cotton or satin, with warm lining and functional construction. Alongside it, the Space Field Jacket, the National, and the Overshirt Firenze, all in velvet, introduce a concept of contemporary modularity: each features a removable padding designed to adapt to different moments of the season.

Without the padding, they become autumn jackets; with it, they transform into winter outerwear. A balance between versatility and warmth that demonstrates how Mason’s design never separates aesthetics from function.

The journey closes with the Los Angeles coat, in wool cloth with Prince of Wales check, also equipped with removable padding. A piece that combines the presence of a classic coat with the flexibility of a technical jacket, allowing you to face winter with dynamic elegance.

Materials and Styles: The Women’s Winter

In the women’s collection, the narrative becomes more fluid yet no less rigorous. Velvet, jersey, chenille, slub panama, and stretch denim become tools of a concrete femininity that merges functionality and personality.

The workmanships — from herringbone to rice-grain textures, including sequin and stud details — add character without excess decoration.

Among the key pieces are the Irma, a jacket in slub panama or stretch denim with metallic details; the Karen, an overshirt in velvet or jersey that interprets softness with a relaxed tone; and the City Field, a field jacket in jersey and chenille, bridging athleisure aesthetics and tailoring language.

The Lou Lou, a cropped jacket in herringbone or piqué with sequins, represents the most youthful and sophisticated part of the line, while the Amy, a short jacket in velvet, and the Gilda, a coat in rice-grain jersey, express two different ways of conceiving warmth: one intimate, the other structured.

Completing the selection, the Icon Field — with large pockets and studs — brings the military spirit back in its boldest and most contemporary form.

In every men’s and women’s model, the principle remains the same: uniting functionality with aesthetic sense, durability with comfort. For Mason’s, true modernity lies not in excess, but in balance.

Function and Form

The Mason’s FW25 outerwear doesn’t divide technical and elegant — it unites them. Jackets and coats with removable padding adapt to the season; materials respond to the cold while maintaining freedom of movement; lines designed to last over time.

From stretch cotton to velvet, from technical satin to compact wool — each fabric translates protection into aesthetic language. Mason’s outerwear is not a compromise between function and style — it is constructed balance.

FAQ – Mason’s Jackets and Coats

1) Which fabric is the warmest?

The warmest materials are compact wool and velvet, which retain heat without losing breathability. In the FW25 collection, these fabrics are made even more functional with removable padding, allowing the garment to adapt to different temperatures throughout the season.

2) Which jackets are in fashion?

Contemporary jackets combine essential lines with real functionality. Mason’s designs are defined by controlled volumes, refined textures, and technical details such as modular linings and artisan-washed fabrics. These are not passing trends, but an evolution of outerwear toward a more conscious and lasting form.

3) How to choose the right jacket or coat for winter?

The key lies in balancing weight and construction. Those living in the city can opt for velvet or technical satin jackets with removable padding; those seeking constant warmth can choose coats in structured wool. In both cases, material quality is what matters most: it’s where, for Mason’s, elegance meets function.