In this collection, a long wool overcoat means calf length or longer, like the Mag Mile, which sits at the calf, and the Dearborn, which is full length. Both are cut from the same 100% wool as our shorter styles, just with more coverage.

The extra length matters more than most people expect once the wind picks up. Our long overcoats are rated 5°F to 35°F, the same range as our knee length styles, but the added coverage through the legs makes a real difference on the coldest days.

The Mag Mile has a cleaner, minimalist mac coat silhouette with an optional belt, while the Dearborn is a fuller, double breasted trench with a notched lapel. Both come in camel and black. Pick the Mag Mile for something more streamlined, the Dearborn for something more tailored.

Most long overcoats fall between calf length and full length, though the right length depends on your height and how you plan to wear it. Our overcoat length guide covers how to measure and decide.

For a coat you'll wear all winter, yes. A higher wool percentage holds heat better and keeps its shape longer than a wool blend cut with cheaper fiber. Our guide on how much wool a coat should have explains what to look for.