Cargo jackets are an effortless way to embrace this season’s utility trend, since they’re as versatile as denim jackets — and have extra pocket space. Here’s our roundup of the top brands and where to buy ’em.
This famous Americana design house makes cool cargo jackets for men and women.
Lucky’s cargo jackets are easy to work into any wardrobe, thanks to the brand’s classic aesthetic. It has a variety of styles, from camo-cargo jackets to utility coats that cinch at the waist.
Chic cargo jackets for the customer that values quality.
Whether you’re looking for a low-key cargo jacket or one that makes a bold statement, Madewell should have one to suit your taste. We love that Madewell designs cargo jackets for regular and plus sizes, from XXS to 3X.
This safari-inspired retailer always has a couple of cargo staples on hand.
Banana Republic stocks classic cargo jackets in that quintessential olive tone you’ve been craving. Also check out utility jackets from its sister store, Gap.
Dozens of cargo jackets made for the man that lives to explore the outdoors.
Two ski mates founded this brand out of their San Francisco apartment. Their goal was to make menswear tough enough for adventuring in nature without compromising on style.
Filson
It’s been outfitting outdoor enthusiasts with stylish cargo jackets since 1897.
Choose Filson if you want a cargo jacket that can protect you from rain and snow, while making a fashion statement that’ll last for life. Seriously, Filson cargo jackets are practically heirlooms.
Cargo jackets for men and women, made to be worn over the long haul.
If you’re looking for a cargo jacket that was designed for actual utility — manual labor and heavy duty projects — go with Carhartt. Even if your primary purpose is fashion-related, Carhartt comes with a side of heavy duty cred.
We know online shopping requires serious strategy. While compiling this guide, we learned that searching for the following products will help you find cargo jackets from top retailers:
Military jacket
Utility jacket
Trucker jacket
Nike: Cargo jackets in tech fabrics and unconventional colors.
Nike has upped its streetwear game in recent years. This season, you'll find cargo jackets in waterproof materials that work with both leggings and jeans.
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You'll find cargo jackets from Style & Co, Lucky Brand, True Religion, Vince Camuto, Calvin Klein and more.
Nordstrom: It has a wide variety of cargo jackets in regular and plus sizes.
We're impressed with Nordstrom's collection of cargo jackets this season. It labels them as utility jackets, in case you want to filter your search.
Amazon: Shop Filson, Carhartt and Levi's.
Amazon's in-house brands, Amazon Essentials and Goodthreads, also made some fashionable cargo jackets, at budget-friendly prices.
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Farfetch: Invest in a designer cargo jacket, sourced from an indie boutique.
Looking for a unique cargo jacket? Farfetch is a great place to score a cargo jacket that'll collect compliments each time you wear it.
Etsy: Vintage military and cargo jackets galore.
If you're going for an oversized, authentic look, check out secondhand cargo jackets sold by purveyors of vintage goods on Etsy. We love the look of an army jacket over a mini dress or romper.
A cargo jacket is a worthwhile investment because it’s so easy to integrate into your wardrobe — there’s not much that it won’t work well with, other than formalwear. And though it’s trending this winter and fall, these pieces are wonderful for chilly spring and summer nights, too. To save money on matching accessories, browse deals and discounts from popular retailers.
Amy Stoltenberg writes about lifestyle and money for Finder, researching the best options for shopping, banking, insurance and authentic travel experiences. After studying writing and fashion at Savannah College of Art and Design, she worked as a technical designer before opting for a career with unlimited travel time. She lives in Los Angeles. When her laptop's closed, you can find her wandering the streets looking for hole-in-the-wall eateries and daydreaming about her next great adventure.
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