Jacquemus Coats and Jackets: The Complete Guide to Every Model, Fit and Price

A Jacquemus jacket is a sharply cut piece built on proportion: rounded shoulders, hidden plackets and fitted waists, priced at Coveti from $1,140 for a de-Nîmes denim jacket to $5,340 for the shearling Mouton Peacoat. A Jacquemus coat runs longer and bolder, such as the ankle-length Tulipe Coat at $3,260. The full Jacquemus edit at Coveti covers peacoats, trench coats, anoraks and leather jackets.

Key facts

• Jacquemus was founded in Paris in 2009 by Simon Porte Jacquemus, and its outerwear follows the house signature of sculptural minimalism and exaggerated proportion.
• Jacquemus jackets at Coveti start at $1,140 (the de-Nîmes denim jackets) and the most expensive coat is the Mouton Peacoat in shearling sheepskin at $5,340.
• The Tulipe Coat is ankle length with hidden double-breasted buttoning, a back yoke flounce and a peplum effect at the hip.
• The Motore Jacket is a grained lambskin bomber made in Italy, with batwing sleeves and wool ribbed trim, at $4,060.
• The Ciro Coat is a short, unlined coat in 100% virgin wool made in France, with a removable chin strap, at $2,150.
• Jacquemus uses French sizing: FR 34 = UK 6, FR 36 = UK 8, FR 38 = UK 10 and FR 40 = UK 12.
• Production is spread across France, Bulgaria, Italy and Turkey, depending on the piece.

What makes a Jacquemus coat different?

Jacquemus treats outerwear as a study in shape. Where many houses cut a coat to sit quietly over clothes, Jacquemus plays with volume at one point and restraint at another: a cinched waist under a vast collar, a flounce at the back of an otherwise plain front, a batwing sleeve on a neat bomber. Buttons are often hidden, so the line of the coat stays clean. Fabrics range from flecked virgin wool and stretch poly-wool to jacquard, faux fur, lambskin and shearling. The palette for autumn and winter 2026 sits in beige, off-white, dark brown, black and leopard, which ties in with the Jacquemus autumn winter 2026 edit.

The new Jacquemus coats and jackets, compared

These are the newest pieces at Coveti, with details taken from the house product notes.

The Jacquemus coat models

Tulipe

The Tulipe Coat in Beige is the most sculpted coat of the season. It is fitted through the body, falls to the ankle and opens into a peplum at the hip, with the pockets hidden in the pleats. A flounce runs across the back yoke. The same cut comes in the graphic Tulipe Coat in Jacquard Tulipe Black and White and the Tulipe Coat in Leopard Beige and Black.

Fernando

The Fernando Coat in Leopard Beige and Black shares the leopard jacquard but takes a straight line, a large pea coat collar and a belt that cinches the waist over button tabs. The Fernando name also covers a short faux fur jacket: the new Fernando Jacket in Animal Brown, plus the Fernando Jacket in Leopard, the Fernando Jacket in Black and the Dark Khaki version at $1,360.

Ciro

The Ciro Coat in Off-White is the shortest coat here, in virgin wool cloth with a stand-up collar, tonal corozo buttons and a removable chin strap with a metal buckle. It is unlined, so it works across a longer season than a heavy wool coat.

Peacoats: Mouton, Bolero and Ovalo

The Mouton Peacoat in Off-White is cut oversized in shearling sheepskin, with calisson-shaped buttonholes, horn buttons and a martingale at the back. For wool, the Bolero Peacoat in Dark Brown is $2,310 and the Dark Grey version $2,630. The Ovalo Peacoat in Dark Navy and Dark Khaki are both $2,310.

Trench coats and long coats: Cubano, Short Ovalo and the Man’s Coat

The Cubano Trench Coat in Light Beige is $3,110. The Short Ovalo Trench Coat in Black is a shorter take at $2,470. The Man’s Coat in Off-White and its black twin are $2,950 each.

The Jacquemus jacket models

Ovalo, Paloma and Chale

The Ovalo Jacket in White is the house tailored jacket: collarless, with rounded shoulders, a fitted waist, buttoned sleeves and an open back slit. It also comes in black, dark grey and dark khaki at $2,150, with the cropped Mini Ovalo in beige ($2,150) and off-white ($1,990). The Paloma Jacket in Beige is $2,150, with black at $2,310 and dark brown at $2,150. The Chale Jacket in Black is a shawl-collar blazer in stretch poly-wool. A printed Chale in Black Triangles Crest is $2,310, and the Chale Jacket in Dark Navy is $1,300.

Motore, Losange, Aviatore and the anoraks

The Motore Jacket in Dark Brown is a grained lambskin bomber with a centre-front zip under a placket and leather zip pulls. The Losange Leather Jacket in Black is $4,220 and the Aviatore Jacket in Dark Brown $5,170. For rain and wind, the Losange Anorak in Print Dots Logo Off-White is $3,110 and the Maxi Stripe Red and Beige version $4,060.

Other Jacquemus jackets at Coveti

The Chale Bomber Jacket in Dark Brown and the Denim de-Nîmes Jacket in Black are the two easiest entry points to Jacquemus outerwear. Browse the rest on the designer jackets and designer coats pages.

How does Jacquemus outerwear size?

Jacquemus labels its clothing in French sizes. Use this conversion before you choose:

Read the cut as well as the label. Pieces described as oversized, such as the Mouton Peacoat, the Motore Jacket and the Fernando Jacket, are designed with room, so most buyers take their usual size. Fitted pieces, such as the Tulipe Coat, the Ovalo Jacket and the Chale Jacket, follow the body closely through the waist, so check your bust and waist against the Jacquemus size guide and size up when you sit between two sizes and plan to wear knitwear underneath.

How to layer a Jacquemus coat

• Under the fitted Tulipe, keep layers thin: a fine knit and slim trousers let the peplum sit cleanly. Bulky jumpers fight the waist.
• Over the oversized Mouton and Fernando pieces, a chunky cardigan fits easily. See the Jacquemus knitwear guide for pairings.
• Wear the Ovalo Jacket as a suit jacket with matching tailored trousers, then switch to jeans and a T-shirt at the weekend.
• Pair the short Ciro Coat with a long skirt, since its cropped length shows off the line below.
• Finish with a long wool scarf from the Jacquemus scarf guide and a beanie from the Jacquemus hats guide.

For more outfit ideas see how to style Jacquemus, and for flat boots to go underneath an ankle-length coat, the Jacquemus shoes guide.

How to care for Jacquemus coats and jackets

• Jacquemus advises against steaming and ironing the Fernando Coat, to preserve the jacquard. Hang it and let creases drop out.
• Brush wool pieces such as the Ciro Coat and the peacoats after wear, and store them on a shaped hanger.
• Take leather and shearling, like the Motore Jacket and the Mouton Peacoat, to a specialist leather cleaner, and keep them away from heat and direct sunlight.
• Store every coat in a breathable cover, never plastic, through the summer.

How Jacquemus compares with other houses

Jacquemus outerwear is more playful in shape than the quiet tailoring of Totême and Khaite, and less overtly glamorous than The Attico. If you like the proportion play but want other names, see brands like Jacquemus.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Jacquemus jacket?

At Coveti, Jacquemus jackets range from $1,140 for the Denim de-Nîmes Jacket to $5,170 for the Aviatore Jacket. Tailored pieces such as the Ovalo Jacket sit at $2,150, and the Motore leather bomber is $4,060.

How much is a Jacquemus coat?

Jacquemus coats at Coveti start at $2,150 for the short Ciro Coat in virgin wool. Peacoats run from $2,310, the Tulipe Coat is $3,260 to $3,580, and the shearling Mouton Peacoat is $5,340.

Does Jacquemus run small?

Fitted styles such as the Tulipe Coat and the Ovalo Jacket are cut close at the waist, so size up when you are between sizes and want room for knitwear. Oversized pieces like the Mouton Peacoat allow for layering in your usual size.

What is a FR 38 in UK sizes?

A French 38 is a UK 10. The other common conversions for Jacquemus are FR 34 = UK 6, FR 36 = UK 8 and FR 40 = UK 12. The Jacquemus size guide on Coveti gives full body measurements.

Where are Jacquemus coats made?

It depends on the piece. The Ciro Coat, the Fernando Coat and the Chale Jacket are made in France, the Tulipe Coat and the Ovalo Jacket in Bulgaria, the Motore Jacket in Italy and the Mouton Peacoat in Turkey.

Which Jacquemus coat is warmest?

The Mouton Peacoat in shearling sheepskin is the warmest option, since it is fully lined and cut oversized for layers. The unlined Ciro Coat is lighter, which makes it better for autumn and mild winter days.

Can you steam a Jacquemus coat?

Jacquemus recommends that the Fernando Coat is not steamed and not ironed, to protect the jacquard fabric. Hang the coat to release creases, and use a specialist cleaner for leather and shearling pieces.