Amanda Seyfried is making a case for going back to basics.
The stylish actress was spotted out in New York City wearing a cute, comfortable, and cozy winter outfit consisting of a black sweater, high-waisted blue jeans, and an oversized black shacket (that is, a half-jacket, half-shirt hybrid). While we can’t identify the brand of her lightweight top layer, we did track down a similar style on Amazon — and one shopper described it as “toasty warm.”
Magcomsen Sherpa Shacket
The Magcomsen Sherpa Shacket is a close match for Seyfried’s outfit topper, and it’s currently going for $35 at Amazon. Available in 10 wear-with-anything shades, including black, army green, and brown, the shacket has earned praise from shoppers who call out its high-quality construction and trendy yet comfortable design in their reviews.
While shackets are often a reliable option for transitional weather, this one, in particular, is great for colder climates thanks to its substantial weight. In fact, one user wrote it’s “warmer than you might think,” while another noted how well it works for “cold nights.”
Its boxy, hip-skimming silhouette creates a more polished fit than similar styles, and its roomy front pockets are as functional as they are in vogue. Take after Seyfried and style it with jeans and black boots for an easy winter outfit. Or, wear it with work pants, skirts, or dresses for more formal occasions.
Looking for a piece that’s easy to pack for winter travel? Reviewers also note that it “washes well,” “never wrinkles,” and “goes with any outfit.”
“[It’s] spacious enough to fit over [a] thicker sweater,” wrote one five-star reviewer. “My boys like hugging me because they say I feel like a teddy bear.”
Another shopper enthused, “This is a super warm jacket that would be equally at home on a hay ride, hike, [at a] farmer’s market, or [on the] metro train. Perfect for fall into winter.”
Head to Amazon now to add the Magcomsen Sherpa Shacket to your cart for winter. Then, keep scrolling to shop more versatile shackets.
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