Mackage Long Down Coats: The Belted Beverly Maxi and the 2-in-1 Shyla

The two Mackage long down coats to know for winter 2026/27 are the belted Beverly maxi and the 2-in-1 Shyla-NF, and between them they cover most of what people want from a long puffer coat. Beverly is the dressier choice, rated to minus 20C and falling 53.5 inches from shoulder to hem, while Shyla-NF is the warmest long style in the edit at minus 25C, with a removable down bib and 800 fill power. Both sit in the wider Mackage collection and alongside the rest of our women’s coats.

What is the best Mackage long puffer coat for women?

It depends on the winter you have. For a cold city where the coat has to work over tailoring, the Beverly is the one. For long waits outdoors, wind and real cold, the Shyla-NF is warmer by a full step on the Mackage scale. For a lighter long coat that still closes with a belt, the Laurella and the Diva fill the gap. The table below compares every long Mackage down coat we feature in this guide, using the specifications on each Mackage product page.

The Calina maxi, the coat Meghan Markle wore at the Invictus Games in Whistler in February 2025, is reviewed in our guide to Mackage hooded down coats, so it is not repeated here.

Mackage Beverly: the belted maxi

Mackage calls the Beverly a “belted medium down coat”, and the medium refers to the fill, not the length. The tag on the Mackage site files it under maxi, and at 53.5 inches it reaches well past the knee on most women. The shape comes from the details: box pleats, a quilted body and sleeves, a two-way zipper so you can open the hem to sit down and walk freely, a placket with hidden snaps, and an adjustable buckle belt that pulls the waist in. The result looks closer to a tailored coat than a sleeping bag.

What the Beverly is made of

The shell is a lustrous 100% recycled nylon, and the fill is 90% recycled down with 10% recycled feathers. The collar is “100% sheep leather”, and the product page carries a warning that it is “real shearling fur, of 100% natural wool”. It comes off, so the coat can be worn with a plain neckline on milder days. It is stocked in black and cream. For the full picture on shearling and fur trims, see Mackage coats with fur and Mackage shearling jackets.

How the Beverly fits

Beverly is cut in the Mackage fitted block, described as “our signature fit, closest to the body”. The model on the Mackage site is 5 feet 9 and wears a size S. If you plan to wear a chunky knit underneath, take the next size up.

Mackage Shyla-NF: the warmest long coat in the edit

The Shyla-NF is a 2-in-1 longline down coat rated to minus 25C, and it is one of the few Mackage styles where the product page states the fill power: 800. The shell is the proprietary Nordic Tech weave, and the hood has an adjustable storm visor. Inside sits a hidden drawcord waist, and a removable branded belt goes over the top. A leather welt storm placket, insulated zip waist pockets and storm cuffs finish it.

Wearing it with and without the bib

The removable bib is a lustrous light down layer that zips in under the coat. With it in place, the Shyla handles the coldest days; take it out and the coat becomes a lighter longline layer for the shoulder seasons. The fit is semi-fitted, which Mackage describes as following “your body’s shape with ease”, and the product page says it is designed to be worn with light layers. Coveti also carries the Shyla-NFZ in navy and black.

Which Mackage long coats come with a belt?

Almost all of them, which is what separates the Mackage long coat from a straight sleeping-bag puffer. The Beverly uses a buckle belt and the Shyla-NF a removable branded belt. The Laurella and the Diva both tie with a sash. The Ayumi has an adjustable belt at the waist. The high-gloss Izumi-GLO pairs a tonal sash belt with a wide collar.

The lighter long coats

Laurella is the long coat to choose if you want the Beverly shape with less weight. It is a down trench with a removable lightweight down bib, a wide collar, a two-way front zipper and embroidered eyelets for ventilation, rated to minus 15C. Diva is softer still: Mackage describes a bathrobe-inspired wrap with a waterfall collar, rated to minus 5C and cut relaxed, so it suits a mild winter and travel.

How warm is a Mackage long down coat?

Every Mackage coat carries a single temperature rating, the coldest conditions it is built for. In this edit the ratings run from minus 5C on the Diva to minus 25C on the Shyla-NF. Length helps too: a coat that covers the hips and thighs keeps more of the body warm than a short jacket with the same fill. If you stand still outside for long periods, choose one step warmer than the forecast. Our guide to Mackage down coat warmth ratings explains the full scale, and Canadian winter coat brands puts Mackage next to its peers.

Should you size up in a long Mackage puffer?

On the fitted styles, yes if you layer heavily. Beverly, Laurella and Ayumi all use the Mackage fitted block, and their product pages say “for heavier layering, we recommend sizing up”. The Shyla-NF is semi-fitted and made for light layers, so most women take their usual size. Diva is relaxed and sold in paired sizes (XXS/XS, S/M, L/XL and 2XL/3XL). On a long coat, also check the hem length against your height, because a 53.5 inch coat on a petite frame lands near the ankle. The Mackage size guide covers the fit labels in detail.

How do you care for a long down coat?

Read the label first, because the Mackage long coats split into two groups. The Beverly and Shyla-NF labels say dry clean by a leather specialist using oil based solvent only, never perchloroethylene, and the shearling collar on the Beverly must not be washed. The Laurella, Diva and Ayumi labels allow a domestic machine wash at up to 40C on a normal setting, inside out, then a low tumble dry with tennis balls for one to three hours until fully dry. Our step-by-step guide on how to clean a Mackage coat walks through both routes.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Mackage Beverly coat?

The Mackage Beverly measures 53.5 inches (136 cm) from shoulder to hem, and Mackage files it as a maxi length. On most women it falls well below the knee. A two-way zipper lets you open the hem for walking and sitting.

How warm is the Mackage Shyla coat?

The Mackage Shyla-NF is rated to minus 25C, which makes it the warmest long coat in this edit. Its product page states 800 fill power, and the removable down bib adds a second layer on the coldest days.

Is the collar on the Mackage Beverly real fur?

Yes. The Mackage Beverly collar is listed as “100% sheep leather”, and the product page warns that it is real shearling of 100% natural wool. The collar is removable, and it must not be washed.

Do Mackage long down coats run small?

The fitted Mackage long coats, such as the Beverly, Laurella and Ayumi, are cut closest to the body, and Mackage recommends sizing up for heavier layering. The semi-fitted Shyla-NF and the relaxed Diva are made to be worn in your usual size.

Can you machine wash a Mackage long down coat?

Some Mackage long coats can be machine washed and some cannot. The Laurella, Diva and Ayumi labels allow a machine wash at up to 40C with a low tumble dry. The Beverly and Shyla-NF must go to a leather specialist for dry cleaning.

Read next: Mackage hooded down coats, Mackage coats with fur, Mackage warmth ratings.