Hot Coats

How to choose the ideal material? Let's start with an essential point: the material. Linen, wool, cashmere, natural down, synthetic down, cotton... All these materials are among the favorites for making a warm coat. But how to choose well? Here are some tips! Wool Wool is a very good option if you want to buy a natural warm coat. This material is 100% natural, insulating, breathable, and thermoregulating. In other words, while protecting you effectively from the cold, it prevents you from sweating and regulates heat. Cashmere Cashmere is one of the best materials for warm coats. It is the lightest and warmest material at the same time. Its main advantages are its great elegance, its softness to the touch, and its ability to naturally regulate humidity. If you live in a humid and cold place during winter, we highly recommend it. A coat made mostly of cashmere can protect you from temperatures as low as -30° C. Natural down Natural down is a very warm and insulating natural material. Its main advantage compared to others? Its lightness. For skiing, or other winter sports, for example, this material is recommended. A women's down jacket filled with natural down has an excellent weight-to-warmth ratio. If you are a nomadic traveler and like to travel light, know that natural down is compressible. More concretely, your coat will be easy to fold into your bag and store. However, be careful, natural down does not tolerate water and humidity well. Synthetic down Synthetic down for puffer jackets has the advantage of being insulating even when wet. It will also dry faster, as moisture gets between the fibers rather than inside them. This is an option to consider if you need a versatile jacket with great adaptability. In addition, it is generally very affordable. A natural + synthetic combination The combination of natural and synthetic materials is particularly common. It is a very good solution to combine the advantages of both materials in question. Be aware that other options are also worth considering, such as cotton and linen, which are often found mixed. This mix is sometimes used for women's jackets, but also for coats. How to choose the color of your warm coat? By opting for grey or black, you make a classic, elegant, and safe choice. These two colors will go with most of your everyday outfits. Nevertheless, if you want to step a little outside the box, you can turn to color. To choose yours well, here are our best tips. To choose a coat color that suits your complexion, follow these tips: • If you have cool undertones and fair skin, opt for cool and dark colors. We are talking about navy blue or all shades of dark green, or dark purple, for example. • Cool undertones and dark skin? Opt for cool and light colors: light blue, light green... • If you have warm undertones and fair skin, warm and dark colors suit you best. A burgundy warm coat will look great on you, for example!  • Warm undertones and dark skin? Go for warm and light colors: light pink, light red, light yellow... What cut and style of warm coats to buy?  Among the warmest winter coats, certain styles and models often reappear. For example, there's the long coat reaching above the ankles. In addition, the XXL oversize coat, the hooded parka for women, the cape, the short or long-sleeved puffer jacket for women, duffle coats, or the tailored collar coat are also among the most popular. Thanks to the wide range of choices offered by Place des Tendances, you will surely find what you are looking for. And now that you know the best tips for choosing the ideal material and color, there is no doubt that you will find that rare gem. All available sizes are indicated by clicking on the model you are interested in. Don't hesitate to take a look now!