This list covers 11 jacket brands, running alphabetically from “Zara” to “Zoic.” You’ll find everything from fast-fashion staples and Italian tailoring houses to streetwear labels and technical outerwear built for skiing, sailing, and mountain biking. Some names focus on everyday coats you can wear to work or on a weekend trip, while others make specialized gear for cold-weather sports or high-end wardrobes.

Jacket brands are companies that design, manufacture, or sell outerwear meant to protect you from cold, wind, or rain while also making a style statement. Some started as small workshops making tailored coats for local customers, while others grew out of skate parks and surf towns before becoming global names. Zegna, for instance, began in 1910 as an Italian wool mill and later turned into one of the world’s most recognized luxury menswear houses.

Below you’ll find the table with each brand’s country of origin, parent company, founding year, and description.

Brand: the name of the jacket brand, listed in alphabetical order so you can quickly scan or search for a specific one.

Country of Origin: the country where the brand was founded, which often explains its style, materials, and design influences.

Parent Company: the business that owns or operates the brand today, useful if you want to see how brands connect to larger groups.

Founding Year: the year the brand launched, giving you a sense of its history and how long it’s been making jackets.

Description: a short summary of what the brand is known for, including its style, specialty, and the type of jackets it makes.

Jacket Brands

Descriptions