Buying Guide, Style Guides

Dries Van Noten Coats: Every Style This Season, Ranked by Price

Buying Guide, Style Guides

Dries Van Noten Coats: Every Style This Season, Ranked by Price

A Dries Van Noten coat is the piece the house is bought for. The cloth carries the idea, a Floral Tapestry jacquard, a floral double-dye jacquard, a stone-washed denim, a neon duchesse, bullion embroidery on lightweight wool, and the cut stays simple: the hooded duffle with toggles, the double-breasted, the belted rain coat, the single-breasted ankle-length. Coveti carries 14 coat styles this season, $2,540 to $7,370, every one from the Autumn Winter 2026 and Spring Summer 2026 collections. This page ranks them by price with the composition and the fit the house states for each.

Key facts

  • 14 coat styles at Coveti on 20 September 2026, $2,540 to $7,370, median $4,185
  • Shapes: hooded duffle, double-breasted, single-breasted ankle-length, belted rain coat, A-line, tuxedo, peacoat, mac
  • Cloths: Floral Tapestry jacquard, floral double-dye jacquard, yarn-dyed wool, wool twill, stone-washed hand-sanded denim, chenille gobelin, neon polyester duchesse, lightweight wool with bullion embroidery, viscose with the Marbled Clay print
  • Fits stated by the house: Oversized fit (8), Regular fit (4), stated on the page (1), Loose fit (1)
  • Sizing: French, FR 34 to 44 shown as UK 6 to 16; take your usual size, the loose and oversized coats are roomy by design

The four coats to know

The Jacquard duffle coat in Sand is the coat of the season: a loose hooded duffle in Floral Tapestry jacquard with toggle closures, worn over black on the runway. The Embroidered ankle-length wool coat in Black is the collector’s coat, regular fit and ankle-length in lightweight wool with bands of embroidered ribbons, beads and bullion, and the belted version in wool twill carries 3-D flowers in gold bullion. The Oversized floral coat in Neon Orange is Julian Klausner’s neon story, an oversized belted rain coat in polyester duchesse with a funnel collar, made in neon orange and neon yellow. The Double breasted denim coat in Blue is the plain one, a regular-fit double-breasted in stone-washed hand-sanded denim that the printed pieces need.

How the coats fit

The house names the fit on every page. Regular fit is true to size and sits over a knit; the tuxedo coat, the denim coat and the embroidered coats are regular. Loose fit has room for a blazer underneath; the duffles are loose. Oversized is a statement; the rain coats and the peacoat are oversized and meant to be worn big. The house model is 178 cm and wears FR 36, which is UK 8, on 14 of the 14 coat pages. The size guide has the conversion.

What to wear them with

A jacquard coat over black tailoring and the Leather loafers in Tan. A neon rain coat over grey and the Suede sneakers in Black. The embroidered wool coat over a plain black dress and nothing else. The denim coat over a printed dress, the Printed slip dress in Red, which is the house’s own way of taming a print. The print guide has the rules.

Every style, cheapest first

1. Printed mac in Red, $2,540

100% Viscose, Autumn Winter 2026.

2. Tailored jacquard coat in Khaki, $2,630

Regular fit. 52% Polyamide, 24% Cotton, 23% Polyester, 1% Elastane, Autumn Winter 2026.

3. Wool tuxedo coat in Brown, $2,870

Oversized fit. 100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.

4. Jacquard duffel coat in Rust, $3,030

Oversized fit. 63% Viscose, 37% Polyester, Autumn Winter 2026.

5. Double breasted denim coat in Blue, $3,200

Regular fit. 100% Cotton, Autumn Winter 2026.

6. Wool duffle coat in Navy, $3,610

Oversized fit. 70% Wool, 30% Polyamide, Autumn Winter 2026.

7. Hooded floral peacoat in Black, $3,940

Oversized fit. 57% Acrylic, 36% Polyester, 13% Cotton, 4% Other Fibres, Autumn Winter 2026.

8. Oversized checked coat in Neon Yellow, $4,430

Oversized fit. 100% Polyester, Autumn Winter 2026.

9. Oversized floral coat in Neon Orange, $4,430

Oversized fit. 100% Polyester, Autumn Winter 2026.

10. Jacquard duffle coat in Sand, $4,760

Oversized fit. 64% Polyester, 15% Cotton, 7% Silk, 5% Polyamide, 4% Other fibres, Autumn Winter 2026.

11. Embroidered A-line coat in Off White, $4,920

Loose fit. 100% Cotton, Spring Summer 2026.

12. Embroidered ankle-length wool coat in Black, $6,550

Regular fit. 100% Wool, Autumn Winter 2026.

13. Embroidered coat in Petrol, $6,550

Oversized fit. 100% Viscose, Autumn Winter 2026.

14. Embroidered belted wool coat in Black, $7,370

Regular fit. 70% Wool, 30% Polyamide, Autumn Winter 2026.

“Knitwear is best stored folded, so its original shape is maintained,” the Care Guide continues, and it asks customers to “consult a green dry cleaner in your area and only use its services when necessary.”

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Dries Van Noten coat?

$2,540 to $7,370 at Coveti, median $4,185. The jacquard duffle is $4,760; the embroidered wool coats $6,550 and up.

What is the Dries Van Noten coat of the season?

The Jacquard duffle coat in Sand, a loose hooded duffle in Floral Tapestry jacquard with toggles.

Do Dries Van Noten coats run large?

The house states the fit: regular runs true, loose has room for a layer, oversized is deliberately big. Take your usual French size in all three.

Are Dries Van Noten coats warm?

The wool duffles, the tuxedo coat and the wool-blend jacquards are winter coats; the duchesse rain coats are shells for autumn and spring; the denim coat is a three-season piece.

How do I care for a Dries Van Noten coat?

Specialist dry clean, sparingly, as the house advises; embroidery wants no abrasion and a padded hanger; jacquards want a brush and a cool iron on the reverse.

Where are Dries Van Noten coats made?

The coat product pages do not name a factory country; the house is designed in Antwerp, Belgium.

Read next

The jackets and blazers. The embroidered pieces. The AW26 edit. The size guide.

More Dries Van Noten guides

Every Dries Van Noten page by Coveti’s fashion editor Gemma Deeks: Who is Dries Van Noten?, How to wear the prints, vs Marni vs Etro, The AW26 edit, Is it a luxury brand?, Brands like Dries Van Noten, History timeline, Julian Klausner, Price guide, Where to buy, Sale, Review, Real vs fake, Materials and care, Glossary, Who wears it, Size guide, Shoe size guide, New arrivals 2026, Archive and vintage, Jackets and blazers, Dresses, Skirts, Trousers, Jeans and denim, Shirts and blouses, Knitwear, Embroidered pieces, Black, Shoes, Sneakers, Boots, Loafers, Heels and mules, Bags, Embroidered bags, Jewellery, Earrings, Necklaces and bracelets, Scarves and collars, Belts, Sunglasses.

Sources and method

Checked on 20 September 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Coveti. Product facts, the compositions, lengths, fits, model measurements, heel heights and countries of manufacture, are the brand’s own product-page text; counts, prices and price ranges are Coveti’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock; the house history and the wearers come from the brand’s own pages and the press articles listed below, each read on the date above. Where a claim could not be checked against one of these it was left out, and where the fitting room is giving its own advice the page says so.