The Mackintosh Men’s Coats & Jackets collection brings together the styles that define the house’s approach to British outerwear. From handcrafted bonded cotton raincoats to contemporary outerwear designed for changing conditions, each piece reflects Mackintosh’s enduring commitment to quality craftsmanship, considered design and technical performance.
The collection includes signature styles such as the Dunkeld raincoat, Blanefield trench and Southdean field jacket, alongside lightweight parkas, utility jackets and everyday outerwear. Crafted from carefully selected materials including bonded cotton, Raintec cotton, gabardine and technical performance fabrics, each design is created to provide reliable weather protection with clean lines and understated detailing.
Designed to be worn throughout the seasons, Mackintosh men’s coats and jackets combine functional performance with enduring design, offering versatile outerwear shaped by British expertise.
Men's Coats & Jackets
Discover original Mackintosh coat & jackets, Defined by sleek, minimalist silhouettes and bolstered with technical detailing, these sought-after British coats are a combination of functionality and style.
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Men’s Coats & Jackets: Where Craft Meets Function
Frequently asked questions
What Is the Difference Between Coats and Jackets?
While often used interchangeably, coats and jackets serve distinct purposes in menswear - each with its own silhouette, weight and seasonal role. At Mackintosh, we design both with precision, ensuring every piece reflects our commitment to craftsmanship, functionality and timeless style.
1. Length & Coverage
The most noticeable difference lies in length. A coat typically extends below the hips - often to the mid-thigh or knee - offering greater coverage and warmth. Styles like the Dunkeld or Lauder are classic examples. In contrast, a jacket usually finishes at the waist or hip, such as the Southdean Field Jacket or Saughtree Bomber, making it lighter and more casual.
2. Weight & Warmth
Coats are generally heavier, designed for colder weather or formal layering. They often feature insulating linings or technical fabrics for added protection. Jackets, on the other hand, are lighter and more versatile - ideal for transitional seasons or layering under outerwear.
3. Occasion & Styling
Men’s coats tend to lean formal, complementing tailoring and structured ensembles. Jackets offer a more relaxed aesthetic, pairing well with denim, knitwear or casual trousers.
Whether you choose a coat or a jacket, Mackintosh ensures each piece is thoughtfully constructed - designed to endure, adapt and elevate your wardrobe with quiet confidence.
How to Store Coats and Jackets
Proper storage is essential to preserving the shape, structure and longevity of your coats and jackets. At Mackintosh, we believe that caring for your garments is as important as choosing them - each piece deserves to be maintained with the same attention to detail with which it was crafted.
1. Use the Right Hangers
Always hang your men’s coats and jackets on wide, structured hangers that support the shoulders. Avoid wire hangers, which can distort the shape over time.
2. Allow Space to Breathe
Store your outerwear in a well-ventilated wardrobe with enough space between garments. This prevents creasing and allows natural fibres to breathe.
3. Keep Them Clean
Ensure your coat or jacket is clean before storing, especially for long periods. Follow care instructions carefully - spot clean or dry clean as recommended.
4. Seasonal Storage
For off-season storage, use breathable garment bags - never plastic - to protect from dust while allowing airflow. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
5. Avoid Overloading Pockets
Empty pockets before hanging to maintain the garment’s shape and avoid unnecessary stress on seams.
With proper care, your Mackintosh coat or jacket will remain a timeless companion for years to come.