15 best winter jacket deals from Patagonia, The North Face and Columbia — up to 50% off now

This everyday jacket can be worn everywhere, from town to the trail. It features a warm thermal-reflective lining, toasty insulation and water-resistant fabric to keep you protected from the elements.

This insulated jacket offers the maximum amount of warmth, thanks to advanced thermal-reflective technology, an adjustable hood and seam-sealed construction to keep out the elements. It's also waterproof and breathable, so it's ideal for wearing during a winter hike.

From a light hike to cozying up by the fire, this top-rated Sherpa fleece jacket that's lined with a soft, suede-like material, is perfect for all your chilly outdoor adventures. It also features a hidden snap closure for easy on and off.

Lightweight and compact enough to stuff into a back pocket yet warm and weather-resistant enough to keep you dry and comfy in moderate rain and chilliness, the Patagonia Houdini really lives up to its magical name.

Hiking at high altitudes? You’ll want a good puffer jacket that’s easy to stow in your pack at a moment’s notice. Columbia’s Omni-Heat thermal-reflective lining retains warmth from your own body heat, with a water-resistant outer layer to keep you dry during the occasional squall. Zippered hand pockets, elastic cuffs and a hood round out the features of this primo puffer.

When the temperature starts to drop, one can't underestimate the value of a good puffer jacket. The scrappy Banff Hooded Insulator provides peak protection from the elements — not to mention the surrounding brush. When the storm subsides, there's a packable pocket for easy stowing in your backpack.

This North Face jacket is on sale for an amazing 30% discount. It's puffy without being too bulky and will definitely keep you warm across the colder months of the year. It's available in three different colors.

Warmth and waterproofing, now with 25% off. Even better, this insulated raincoat from Helly Hansen comes in three color options, and all the sizes are in stock. It's lightweight and breathable but keeps you protected from the rain and chilly air.

Brave the cold in Helly Hansen’s Odin Stretch Insulator Jacket 2.0. Filled with Hansen's PrimaLoft Gold Active+ insulation, it delivers top-performing warmth while the 2-way stretch fabric and articulated elbows let you move freely. It's also water repellent, which is always a win on the wet and chilly days to come.

Block out the winter's harsh elements when wearing this wind-resistant parka. It has a water-repellent finish and warm 550-fill down insulation to help keep you warm and dry through cold and wet conditions. We're also loving the faux-fur removable ruff on the hood.

This vintage puffer will keep your warm and dry should any winter storms come your way. Its water-repellent finish fends off flurries or drizzles and it packs away inside its own pocket for compact stashing. The 700-fill recycled down is responsibly sourced and lightweight. 

With over $100 off, this is a huge saving. Smartwool calls this the "ultimate cold-weather jacket" and with Merino wool insulation, pockets a-plenty, and an adjustable hood, you'll feel protected and prepared. The men's version is also on sale for $177.

Ideal for the explorer, this jacket is ready for adventure regardless of the weather. The layer built for performance and comfort is also waterproof and breathable. Its DryVent shell can easily be worn with or without the Heatseeker insulated liner jacket, making it super versatile.

Lightweight, comfortable and breathable, this durable waterproof and windproof jacket will protect you from the elements without sacrificing features or packability. It's a great option for layering or wearing on its own.

Arc’teryx doesn’t come cheap, and this 850-fill-power goose down parka is no exception. But with $172 off, it’s a serious deal on a coat built for cold weather. Its long length and premium insulation make it perfect for bucket-list winter trips, watching a big game in a chilly stadium, or just staying warm on brisk dog walks.