Men's Parka Jackets
Achieve warmth without forgoing style. Our collection of men’s parka jackets blends heavy-duty warmth with modern lines — from hooded parkas and down parkas to fishtail and longline styles. Built for cold days, wet commutes, and weekend adventures, each parka is engineered to block wind, shed moisture, and layer easily.
Men’s Winter Parka Jacket Windproof Waterproof Fur Coat
Original price was: $196.99.$156.99Current price is: $156.99.Why Choose Our Parkas
Curated for durability and day-to-day comfort, our selection spans insulated parkas, hooded parka models, longline options, and lightweight puffer parkas. Available in a broad size range (XS–4XL), each piece is chosen for materials, fit, and performance so you can find the perfect winter coat with confidence.
Features & Benefits:
- Insulated parka designs (down and high-loft synthetic) for maximum warmth.
- Water-resistant and windproof shells to keep you dry in snow and light rain.
- Hooded parka options with removable faux-fur trim for extra protection and easy cleaning.
- Longline and fishtail parka silhouettes for extra coverage on chilly days.
- Quilted and puffer parka variants that combine loft and light packability.
- Adjustable cuffs, drawcord hem, and storm flaps to seal out drafts.
Perfect For?
- Cold commutes and city walks.
- Weekend travel and winter getaways.
- Hiking shorter winter routes and trailhead meetups.
- Ski-lodge style and après-ski lounging.
How to Choose
Pick the right parka by balancing warmth, length, and mobility. Choose down for highest warmth-to-weight and synthetic for better wet-weather performance. Opt for a longline parka if you want hip-to-thigh coverage; select a fishtail parka jacket for a classic, military-inspired look. Check fill power for down parka jackets (higher = warmer), and favor water-resistant shells if you face slushy or rainy winter days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Parka jackets originated with the Inuit, made from caribou or seal skin to endure Arctic conditions. Early versions were crafted to trap warmth and resist moisture—even requiring fish oil coating.
The fishtail parka was introduced during the Korean War (circa 1951), featuring a tail that wraps around the legs to block wind. It later became a mod-style cultural symbol in 1960s Britain.
In 1953, Eddie Bauer created a down-insulated “Karakoram” parka for a K2 expedition, which became a performance benchmark for cold-weather gear.
Size comfortably over your heaviest intended mid-layer. Fit should allow easy movement without compressing insulation—adjustable hems, cuffs, and tall collar help.