The funnel neck jacket styles we’re shopping in 2026

What do you get when you mix a scarf and a statement jacket? Fashion’s latest outerwear obsession: the funnel neck jacket.

Characterised by a high, structured collar that rises up around the neck, the silhouette has quietly become a fixture of all good winter wardrobes, appearing in wool, leather, cotton, and canvas iterations. If you’ve tried one for yourself, you’ll know the style isn’t just chic — it’s distinctly practical, too. Speaking from experience, shivering through chilly winter temperatures is made significantly more bearable by a jacket that hugs your neck, not just your body.

Beyond its obvious functionality, the funnel neck has roots on the runway — like so many good things do. For autumn winter 2025, designers everyone from Victoria Beckham and Stella McCartney, to Chloé and Khaite offered their own interpretation of the high collar. Across collections, it appeared in pared-back wool coats, sculpted leather jackets and softly structured tailoring, reinforcing its place within the modern minimalist wardrobe.

1/4 Victoria Beckham FW25.

If we’re taking styling cues from the runway, the funnel neck jacket is surprisingly versatile, too. You can double down on the roominess of the style with loose-fitting trousers and a sneaker, or lean into contrast with a micro mini skirt and stockings, à la the Victoria Beckham runway. The styles that have trickled through to our wardrobes are typically rendered in easy-wearing neutrals — chocolate browns, blacks, beige, or perhaps an animal print — making pairing them with your existing pieces simpler than ever.

Now, as winter lays its roots here in Australia, one of the distinct upsides is the change in the way we dress. Sure, a European summer is nice, but can you slink through the streets in a funnel neck jacket, oversized sunglasses, and a great pair of boots?

Shop our favourite funnel neck jacket styles, below.