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Men's Outerwear Buying Guide

Choosing a jacket or some other form of outerwear  can be a daunting task;  too many pockets, not the right material, arm length is wrong--we've all been there.  The truth is that guys are very particular about jackets (and underwear ).  At the same time, choosing outerwear is rewarding: once you find something you like, you can hold onto it for as long as possible.   Tell your significant other to take back the DVDs  she gt you and use this guide to pick out a new jacket or thermal top.

Active and All-Weather

These shirts can be layered easily underneath your outfits for extra warmth and used as additional insulation against those windy gusts of cold.

Under Armour Cold Gear Long Sleeve Mock 

This long sleeve mock from Under Armour will keep your core warm and is breathable at the same time.

NIKE Pro Core Tight Men's Crew Long Sleeve Top 

 Nike's Pro Core line is ultra-warm and lightweight enough to use when layering up.

NEW BALANCE Semi-Fitted 1/2 Zip Long Sleeve Men's Thermal Top 

 This half-zip thermal top is perfect for a cool early morning jog.  Helps to keep you warm but not too warm while exercising.

Blazers and Sport Coats

These items can be great for lighter weather and can help to dress up just about any outfit.

MARNI Black wool blazer 

This blazer can quickly spruce up any outfit and is perfect for a cool night on the town.

Jack and Jones Digital Blazer 

Jack and Jones keep things hip with this slightly distressed blazer that can be worn for almost any casual outting.

Orvis Men's Tweed Sport Coat 

This sports jacket is perfect for outdoor wear when it gets chilly, but still keeps you looking sharp.

Casual Jackets

Casual jackets  are great to have for everyday wear, when you want to keep your nice coats in good condition.

Men's Black Italian Four-Pocket Leather Jacket 

This Italian leather jacket is a great luxurious addition to your casual wardrobe.

Barbour Weather Worked Utility Men's Jacket 

Get any job done with this rugged utility jacket that can stand up to whatever you can.

Billabong 'Pitming' Jacket 

This vintage-styled olive drab jacket will quickly become your favourite weekend errand companion.

C.P. Company Khaki Light Cotton Bomber Jacket 

This light cotton jacket is perfect for rainy spring or breezy fall weather and has a ribbed waistband for a smooth fit.

Stone Island Zip Grey Cardigan with Concealed Metallic Hood 

This is a great cool weather jacket that has a hidden hood which makes it versatile enough for lots of different weather.

Rainwear

These coats can keep you warm and dry against heavy rains. Consider purchasing a coat with a hood so you can keep your head dry as well.

The North Face Circadian Paclite Jacket 

The Circadian by The Northface offers legendary protection from the elements while maintaining design simplicity.

ExOfficio Canopy Waterproof-Breathable Trench Coat 

Stay dry on your way to the office with this waterproof trench coat that has a removable hood for when the rain shows no signs of stopping.

Berghaus Mens Rain Jacket 

This compact rain coat has waterproof seams and folds up into one of the pockets for travel.

Stone Island Navy Rubberized Muslin Hooded Bomber Jacket 

Complete with a hood, multiple zipped pockets, and ribbing, this jacket is sure to keep you dry on a rainy day.

Warm Weather Wear

Outerwear doesn't have to just be about cold weather- it can involve fun in the sun or the great outdoors, too! Make sure you have a few of these pieces in your wardrobe.

Swim Shorts 

You should always have at least 1 pair of these on hand; you never know when you are going to take a trip to the beach or somewhere tropical!

Hiking Boots 

 Get a great pair of boots that are designed to deal with the tough elements--especially useful if you plan on hiking or being outside often.

Baseball Cap 

A nice baseball cap can be great for summer; besides adding style, it can protect your head and shield your eyes from the sun's rays.

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