DOCKERS Mens Soft Shell Sherpa Lined Storm Coat Standard and Big Tall

This storm coat hits a sweet spot between practical and polished. It has that clean Dockers look — structured but not stiff — so it works just as well over casual clothes as it does over something more put together. The soft shell exterior blocks wind nicely, and the sherpa lining adds real warmth without making the jacket feel bulky. It’s insulated enough for cold fall days and brisk evenings, but still lightweight and easy to move in. The slight stretch in the fabric (thanks to the spandex blend) makes it comfortable for everyday wear. The attached hood is adjustable and actually functional — not just decorative — and the full front zipper feels sturdy. Zippered side pockets are a smart touch for keeping keys and a phone secure. Fit is classic and true to size, with enough room for layering underneath without looking oversized. The silhouette stays clean and structured rather than puffy. Overall, this is a versatile cold-weather jacket that looks sharp, feels comfortable, and provides solid warmth without the bulk of a heavy winter coat. Great everyday option for fall and mild winter conditions. Read more

This Docker men's jacket is incredibly nice and has quickly become a favorite in my son's wardrobe. What stands out most to me is the Sherpa lining, which is exceptionally soft to the touch and provides much-needed extra warmth during colder days. The plush texture of the lining feels cozy against the skin, making it perfect for chilly weather while still being breathable enough for comfort. Beyond its practical benefits, the Sherpa lining also adds a fashionable touch to the jacket, giving it a rugged yet stylish look that complements my son's casual outfits beautifully. The craftsmanship of the jacket is evident in the quality materials and attention to detail, from the sturdy buttons to the well-stitched seams. It's not just functional but also versatile, suitable for outdoor adventures or everyday wear. Overall, this Docker men's jacket combines comfort, warmth, and style seamlessly, making it an excellent investment piece that my son will enjoy wearing throughout the seasons.. Read more

I have a couple lighter casual jackets that work well for fall and spring, as well as heavier ones for winter but this Dockers jacket is great for those times a slightly heavier jacket is needed without going full parka. It looks and feels like a good fall/spring jacket with a hood but with a fuzzy fleece lining; I wore it on a crisp morning with the temperature in the 40's and it worked great. I'm 6'0, 165 pounds and opted for the medium black; it fit well with plenty of room across the shoulders, good sleeve length with a double button so it can be snugged up on the wrist, and also drawstrings at the waist so they can be cinched in a bit as well. I wouldn't consider this a full cut; one thing I did notice is that the armholes aren't particularly large so you may want to size up if you have larger arms as there's not a lot of stretch room in this style of jacket. The side pockets are nice and deep for hands to put in and the inside breast pocket has plenty of room for a wallet or phone. The hood has plenty of room although it can be tightened up around the neck quite a bit with its drawstrings, however it is not removable. The zipper looks to be good quality, there was no catching or getting stuck using it. Style-wise it's casual but its black nylon shell dresses it up, so while it goes well with jeans and cotton pants it could be used with dressier clothes without issues. Also since it is a nylon shell it should offer some protection against light rain and snow but I wouldn't use it on a heavy rain day. Overall I'm quite happy with this jacket; it's good quality, comfortable, warm and works well with my wardrobe, and I know I'll be wearing this regularly this season. Read more

Lets get right into it: Pros: This jacket will keep you warm, the surface is waterproof which is great. Its lined to give you that extra layer of insulation. Cons: It is on the heavier side, you basically are paying for the brand, $73 is wayyyyy too much for something like this, but maybe that's just the going rate now. But you can consider this is an investment piece and this jacket will probably last you long. Read more

Beautiful jacket. Lots of nice features. The lining is warm, soft and comfortable. Interior pocket on the inside left of the jacket, deep and versatile. The side pockets are also deep and generous to hold your cell, keys, etc. The wrist, hood and sides have toggles so they can be adjusted for a closer fit in bad weather. Nice deep hood fit well. Good length. Not so long you'll sit on it but long enough that the small of your back is protected when you move, reach, etc. Was a little tight in the shoulders so, may run small OR, my model may be a little broader/stronger upper body, than some. Just something to keep in mind but overall, this is a great jacket and will serve us well. Read more

Dockers was a Levi Strauss associate brand, and was spun off and sold this year (2025.) This product, however, was made in 2024, and thus still a Levi Strauss garment, with that level of quality. Fairly rugged outwear, which has a "hoody" design, but is made like a jacket, with a windproof/water resistant shell, medium insulation, and a synthetic fleece lining. Snap cuff adjustment, two toggles to snug down the hood, and similar ones on the hem, to keep the jacket close to the body. Two zippered slash pockets, and a beefy, large toothed, smooth main zipper. Warm, comfortable, and well-made. I have a 41" chest and 33" waist, and the Large fit perfectly. Machine wash cold; tumble dry low heat. The price jumps around on the product page, depending upon the size and color, which is really odd. Some are $90, and others are $175, which doesn't make sense. At $90, is perhaps slightly upper-end, but it's Levi's and it is quality outerwear. At $175, it is nutty. Look carefully before ordering. Read more