The bombers: These jackets can be termed as the trademark in the winter-wear industry. Designed and produced to fit close to the body, these jackets were manufactured for US pilots to keep them warm enough at high altitudes. This interpretation is often reflected in the leather variants of the bomber jackets. These jackets are also produced with options such as shearling (read shearling sheep) linings which are a huge success to face the strong and snowy winters. 

Anorak jackets: Are you looking for jackets to shield you from the winter rains and snow, without compromising on the fashion front? If yes, then parka jackets should be a part of your wardrobe. These jackets are mostly water resistant with a hood that is designed to give the body a womb-like feeling - warm and cozy. To make these uniforms more suitable for winters and to add a touch of style - these jackets are sleek, adorned with hints of modern touch to match with the latest fashion trend.

The insulated jackets: Better known in the market as expedition jackets, these jackets are available in different levels of insulation. Initially marketed as an essential camping travel, with time expedition jacket earned fame for being a perfect companion in mild winters as well as in extreme chilly winters. The layer of insulation features quilted back and front along with full sleeves. The high collar stand and chin guard provides ample support and coverage from the harsh cold winter winds. 

Varsity jackets - Often known to compliment both looks - the urban style and the serious professionals, varsity jackets should be considered for the winter closet. Most people consider the look to be sporty however, the jacket can be successfully support the corporate attire. Some adults and children also love to wear these jackets on their track suit and sportswer.