The Best Spring Jackets for 2020 from Everlane, J.Crew, H&M and More

A utilitarian feel mixes with feminine touches like three-quarter sleeves and a flattering belt for that perfectly balanced look we’re always striving for. Wear this with a printed midi dress or light-wash jeans and a tee.

We love The North Face’s heavy-duty winter coats, but were pleasantly surprised to learn that the brand has a lighter, brighter side. Right now, this baby blue nylon jacket is calling our name.

A black moto jacket is a safe bet -- for fall. This tie-dye offering from BLANKNYC is softer, fringier and all-around more interesting than any version we’ve seen lately. Even if the temp rises, you’ll want to keep this on all day to show it off.

Drab weather is the perfect occasion for a playful raincoat. J.Crew’s best-selling style is now available in prints, like this chic leopard print. (Side note: The product description refers to this print style as both “leopard” and “ocelot,” which led us down a rabbit hole of the differences between the two. Check out this enlightening explainer.)

Back to basics. Everlane’s oversize anorak is made from 100% recycled polyester that’s derived from plastic water bottles -- ironic, considering the jacket is water-resistant. Check out all five colors over on the brand’s site: canvas (pictured here), light taupe, dark green, royal blue and midnight.

BB Dakota puts a delicate spin on the traditional trench with a pretty blush hue and details like a collared neckline and drawstring waist. This coat will take you from work to errands to dinner in style.

We couldn’t overlook the iconic jean jacket as a versatile spring jacket pick. Madewell keeps it classic here with soft distressing and a relaxed silhouette. A tip from reviewers: Order one size up.

H&M’s Conscious collection scores another win with this stylish windbreaker made from recycled polyester. Between the hood, the hidden pockets and the cozy thumbholes, you’ll stay warm and dry as you dash through the rain to yoga class.

This lilac trench just gets the hot-and-coldness of spring weather: You can wear it open front on warm days or belt it on chillier evenings, and the crepe material won’t overheat you because the jacket’s side slits provide ventilation.

If this bomber jacket doesn’t scream spring, we don’t know what does. It’s also a little bit sporty, in case you find yourself heading to a baseball game or soccer match and need a cute extra layer.

A coatigan is exactly what it sounds like: part coat, part cardigan. This particular coatigan is blazer-inspired, with notched lapels and patch front pockets. Toss it on to dress up a casual denim look or to stay warm at the office.