Wool Jackets: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed November 2, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 18 listings for Wool Jackets, including options from Saint Bernard and Standard and Strange. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 18 displayed listings with prices are listed from $210.00 to $4,400.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The lower-priced options are simple wool shirt jackets, while the higher-priced pieces are designer double-face or suit jackets.
Common details in the names include bouclé, herringbone, double-face, plaid, stripe and zip closures. Many jackets are described as button-front, zip-front or pull-over, and several mention a specific weave such as herringbone or double-face.
When choosing a wool jacket, check the maker’s weight and lining information, verify the cut (single-breasted, double-breasted, oversize) and look for care instructions that match the wool type you prefer.
Frauenschuh Men's Valentin Wool Jacket
Saint Bernard
$950.00
Wool Field Sports Jacket - Black
Standard and Strange
$1,000.00
Wool Coaches Jacket
Noah
$498.00
Fitzroy Wool Jacket
Nili Lotan
$1,450.00
Wool Suit Jacket
Just One Eye
$4,400.00
Noah Wool Jacket
Nili Lotan
$1,590.00
Italian Wool Jacket
Johnnie-O
$1,298.00
Wool Boucle Button Front Jacket - Ivory
James Perse
$950.00
Infinite Wool Men's Shirt Jacket
Beyond Yoga
$228.00
World Rover pull-over jacket in blue wool herringbone
No Man Walks Alone
$645.00
Wool Blend Zip Jacket
Joe's Jeans
$348.00
Wool Double-Face Jacket
Akris
$4,290.00
Wool Boucle Button Front Jacket - Black
James Perse
$950.00
Wool Plaid Shirt Jacket
Stetson
$210.00
Bluefaced Wool Jacket in Olive Grey Stripe
Mohawk General Store
$1,180.00
Single-Breasted Chalk Stripe Wool Jacket
Noah
$1,248.00
Shirt Jacket – Classic Fit – Wool Herringbone
Bills Khakis
$398.00
Oversized Llama and Wool Jacket
Kirna Zabete
$2,670.00
Questions
Which materials or weaves appear most often?
Names reference bouclé, herringbone, double-face, plaid and stripe weaves, all made from wool.
How can I tell if a jacket will be warm enough for winter?
Check the product description for weight, lining and any mention of a brushed or double-face finish, which add insulation.
Are there any specific fit details I should verify?
Look for the maker’s size guide and note whether the jacket is described as classic, oversize, single-breasted or double-breasted.