Women's Jackets
Gloverall's women's jackets collection sits at the lighter, more versatile end of the brand's outerwear range — pieces that carry the same considered construction as the full-length coats, but in silhouettes that work across seasons and occasions. The current collection spans three distinct jacket types: a short wool liner jacket built from Gloverall's signature Dufflewool, a cropped duffle jacket in textured check wool with full toggle hardware, and a contemporary cotton trench cut for the warmer months. Each is named — as Gloverall's garments have been since the 1950s — after a specific character or reference, and each is made to be worn for years, not seasons.
The Marilla Dufflewool Liner Jacket
The Marilla Dufflewool Liner Jacket is a new SS26 style and one of the most direct expressions of Gloverall's heritage in a jacket-length silhouette. It's cut from Dufflewool — the brand's signature boiled wool fabric, known for its natural weather resistance, warmth-to-weight ratio, and the subtle texture that comes from the fulling process — and features the toggle-and-rope closure that has defined Gloverall's outerwear since 1951. At hip length, the Marilla works as a standalone jacket in spring and autumn, or as a liner under a longer coat in colder months — the kind of layering versatility that makes it genuinely useful across the year. Available in Navy and Racing Green, in sizes XS to XXL, at £250.
The Shelley Duffle Jacket
Where the Marilla is clean and contemporary, the Shelley Duffle Jacket brings the full language of the classic duffle coat to a cropped length. It's constructed from a textured check wool — fully lined, with a tartan-lined hood, horn toggles, and the structured silhouette of Gloverall's heritage duffle coats, simply recut to sit at the hip. For those who want the visual weight of a proper duffle coat in something shorter and more versatile, the Shelley is the answer. Available in Burgundy Check and Navy Check, in sizes XS to XXL, at £425.
The Bacall Cropped Trench
The Bacall Cropped Trench is the collection's outlier — a cotton outerwear piece from Gloverall's SS26 range, and a departure from the brand's characteristic wool. Named after Lauren Bacall, it applies the trench coat's structural vocabulary — collar, belt, clean front placket — to a cropped, contemporary length that works from early spring through summer. It's not a traditional Gloverall in fabric or season, but it shares the same commitment to clean construction and considered design. Available in Camel and Navy, in sizes XS to XXL, at £450.
Wool or Cotton — Choosing Your Season
The collection divides naturally by fabric and season. For autumn through early spring, the Marilla and Shelley — both wool — are the stronger choices: warmer, more weather-resistant, and more in keeping with the Gloverall heritage. The Marilla in particular makes a strong layering piece, worn over a Submariner Jumper or under the Hepburn Overcoat on colder days. The Bacall is the warmer-weather option — a transition piece that bridges winter outerwear and true spring dressing. For longer outerwear at any time of year, the women's duffle coat collection and the overcoat range offer the full Gloverall silhouette.
