Built For January

A quilted coat that runs well past the knee, lined edge to edge in cream sherpa. Two layers of insulation mean a shirt underneath is enough on the kind of winter day that usually takes three layers.

• Sherpa lining — a dense curled pile that traps warm air against you rather than only blocking the wind.
• Longline cut — falls below the knee, so your legs stay covered while you are standing still and waiting in the cold.
• Quilted channels — hold the filling evenly across the coat so it cannot shift over time and leave a cold spot.
• High stand collar — faced in the same sherpa and cut tall enough that the wind stops at your jaw rather than your collarbone.