Women’s Winter Jackets and Coats

The Mason's Women’s Outerwear Autumn Winter 2026 collection builds the female winter wardrobe around five models with distinctive character. The Leonie coat, offered in soft wool cloth, bouclé and wool check versions, stands out for its presence and rich texture. The Lilly, part of the Icon line, interprets the women’s coat through an essential and timeless line. The Rosie jacket, in Athleisure versions in flannel jersey and wide-wale velvet, introduces a softer and more contemporary attitude. Completing the offer are the Cityfield and Odette jackets, designed to define a complete and versatile women’s winter wardrobe.

The collection alternates enveloping, neat lines with jackets that have a more practical and contemporary character. The palette ranges from classic shades such as black, beige, cream and dark grey to more intense nuances, including bordeaux, brick, dark brown and anthracite. The quality of the materials and the care in the construction make each model a piece designed to last over time and naturally accompany different occasions of use.

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What women’s outerwear does Mason's offer for Autumn Winter 2026?

The collection offers five women’s outerwear pieces with distinctive characters. The Leonie jacket, in bouclé, wool cloth and wool check versions, has a short, double-breasted line. The Lilly coat is the longest and most structured model, with a straight silhouette and printed inner lining. The Rosie jacket, in flannel jersey or wide-wale velvet, is the softest and most relaxed option. The Cityfield in camouflage muslin adds a more graphic and urban character, while the Odette completes the offer with a short jacket featuring front pockets with flap and a more defined construction.

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What is the difference between women’s coats and jackets?

In the Mason's Autumn Winter 2026 collection, the coats are Leonie and Lilly: the first has a short, oversized double-breasted line, while the second is the longest and most structured model in the collection, with a straight silhouette designed for more polished occasions. The jackets — Rosie, Cityfield and Odette — are all shorter and have a lighter construction, suitable for more everyday and versatile use, also worn as an intermediate layer under a coat.

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Which Mason's women’s coats are included in the collection?

There are two women’s coats for Autumn Winter 2026. The Leonie is a short double-breasted coat with a soft line, offered in three fabrics: wool bouclé, with a more textured and three-dimensional character; soft wool cloth, more compact and warm; and wool check, with a patterned design that adds visual character to the garment. The Lilly, on the other hand, is the longest and most structured coat in the collection, with double-breasted closure, pockets with flap and a printed inner lining that makes it recognizable even when worn open. It belongs to the Icon line, designed for pieces meant to remain in the wardrobe over time.

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Which women’s jackets complete the Mason's outerwear collection?

There are three women’s jackets in the collection. The Rosie, in flannel jersey or wide-wale velvet, is the softest and most relaxed jacket, designed for Athleisure looks. The Cityfield is offered in different jersey and wool versions, with a more structured and versatile construction, suitable for both the city and coordinated looks. The Odette is the jacket with the widest range of variations: available in wool bouclé, jersey and velvet, it can be part of a Bubble Fit set or worn as a standalone piece, with a more textured and contemporary character.

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Which fabrics define Mason's women’s outerwear?

Mason's women’s outerwear for Autumn Winter 2026 works with different fabric families. Flannel jersey offers comfort and a soft hand feel, suitable for everyday and dynamic use. Wool and wool cloth provide structure and warmth, ideal for coats with a more constructed line. Wool bouclé has an irregular, three-dimensional surface that makes the garment the focus of the look, even in the most essential pairings. Wide-wale velvet adds chromatic depth, enriching the color and giving the outerwear piece an immediate visual presence.

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How do you choose Mason's women’s outerwear according to the occasion?

For more polished occasions and formal contexts, the Lilly coat creates a neat and recognizable winter look with its long, structured line. For those who want a coat that makes a difference in the outfit, the Leonie in bouclé or wool check is the bolder choice. For the city and everyday wear, the Rosie in flannel jersey is the easiest jacket to wear, while the wide-wale velvet version adds depth and presence to the look. The Cityfield works well in coordinated Athleisure looks and for those who want a versatile jacket to pair with pants and shirts from the collection. The Odette is the most suitable choice for those looking for a jacket with more texture and material character, either as a single piece or as part of a Bubble Fit set.

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How do you pair Mason's women’s outerwear with the rest of the wardrobe?

Each Mason's outerwear piece is designed to dialogue naturally with the rest of the collection. The Lilly coat is presented with the Dallas Wide Work pants in the same pattern, for a winter look with strong visual identity. The Leonie coat in beige pairs with the Adele viscose floral shirt, creating a soft contrast between the volume of the coat and the lightness of the shirt. In the checked version, the Leonie pairs with the Easy Straight pants in jersey, a combination that also works with the Odette jacket, both from the Athleisure line.

The Cityfield jacket in jersey pairs with the New York Wide Elax pants in the same fabric and color, or with the New York Cozy for a more relaxed yet coordinated look. The Odette jacket in jersey pairs with the New York O Shape pants in the same fabric and color, within the Bubble Fit line.

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Why choose Mason's for women’s outerwear?

Mason's was founded in 1974 from the Martini family’s sartorial experience and from a pants culture built on fit, fabrics and details. In the Autumn Winter 2026 women’s outerwear, this heritage translates into coats and jackets — from the Leonie in bouclé to the Lilly from the Icon line, from the Rosie Athleisure to the Odette Bubble Fit — constructed with the same sartorial care: materials made to last and a quality of construction that can be felt every time they are worn.