With multiple layers of construction and thoughtful details, these jackets help keep you dry whether you’re traveling or just ...

I love lightweight jackets because they’re so versatile. Thin bomber jackets look great with jeans and sneakers. They’re versatile enough to add an edgy flair to more dressy ensembles.

The no-hood design and thin quilting also makes it easy to layer under oversized wool coats or anoraks. Best parkas Designed specifically for extreme Arctic conditions, parkas are the best option ...

Like traditional barn jackets, it has button-flap chest pockets and hits below the hip, but this one adds a self-tying sash ...

The coat keeps your body’s heat from moving away from you to where the temperature is colder. A thick coat is better than a thin light jacket at keeping your body’s heat close to you. Discuss whether ...

In a fight with such wafer-thin margins, we need reporters on the ... From practical to pretty – we hear from style experts the best winter coats you should be buying right now for the coming ...

Yellow jackets and paper wasps are incredibly similar wasps, and it’s difficult for the average person to tell them apart.

You’re not buying with the next year in mind, you’re buying for the next decade, at least – and if you’re in the market, now is the time to shop, because the best coats sell out fast ...

The evolution has a thin fleece lining allowing room for extra ... It feels heavier compared to some of the other long jackets The new Anya long waterproof coat replaces the Loire model.

Depending on the weather, you can wear it as a middle or outer layer. The jacket is thin enough to wear under a heavier coat, while its water resistance and warmth are more than enough to protect ...

That will be determined Saturday with the No. 4 Hurricanes facing the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta. Kickoff is scheduled for noon and the game will be televised on ESPN ...

The optimized surface completely prevents frost formation on flat areas for up to one week. One day, we might finally say ...