This Old Navy Shacket made its way to the top of our recommendations for several reasons: It comes in two classy colors that pair with many outfits (camel and oatmeal), includes tall, petite and plus sizing and has a structured collar and a button-up enclosure. We like that the polyester material is soft, thick and comfortable.

However, this shacket pills after multiple washes and the sleeves are a tad too long in most sizes. Many of the sizes are often sold out.

Looking for a similar shacket at a lower price? Try the Gap Fleece Shirt Jacket. We like that the material is soft, comfortable and relatively thin even though it holds a decent amount of heat. It comes in two classic colors: cream and black.

The downsides: The most popular sizes are usually sold out. We also wish this shacket had pockets and had some stain resistance (especially in the cream color).

If you’re looking for a classic, plaid shacket that’s extra cozy and well made, opt for the Good American Felted Shacket. The polyester fabric looks and feels like real wool and holds in a decent amount of heat.

However, this shacket is dry clean only. It’s also available in only one color (blue), and you must pay a stocking fee on returns.

Hoping to find a cute shacket that won’t break the bank? Try the Dokotoo Casual Plaid Button Down on Amazon. It comes in 12 different color patterns and uses a thick flannel material to increase durability. We like that the breast pockets are real and sturdy.

What could be improved: This shacket is hand wash only and the most popular sizes are often sold out. The interior could also be smoother.

If you’re looking for an elegant, high-quality shacket, look no further than the Jacket Maker’s Zenith Leather Shirt Jacket. It has the look of a traditional shacket (and even buttons up rather than zippers), the main difference being the leather exterior. We love that this shacket is customizable, so you can choose your own color and lining. Also, every purchase from The Jacket Maker comes with a small leather journal.

As with all genuine leather jackets, the Zenith Leather Shirt Jacket is expensive and soft dry clean only. Shipping can also take some time because The Jacket Maker makes its products to order.

If you like the appearance of leather but want a faux version, we recommend Abercrombie’s Oversized Vegan leather Shirt. It has a thick, comfortable feel, a large chest pocket to hold various items, and we like that it’s machine washable (on a cold cycle).

However, we wish this shirt had a second chest pocket. It’s also pricey for a faux leather product, and though oversized, sizing down can cause the arms to get too short.

The Dokotoo Fleece Button Down has the look of a sherpa and corduroy jacket mixed in one. We like that the fuzzy material is warm and cozy and the fit is oversized even in small and medium sizing.

Unfortunately, this product is hand wash only. We also noticed that the interior lining didn’t feel durable and the fabric had a slight off-gassing smell.

For a truly cozy shacket you can wear in and out of the house, opt for the American Eagle Sherpa Jacket. It comes in three colors: blue, black and bright coral, and both chest pockets have button flaps. We love that the material is recycled polyester and machine washable.

While shackets are supposed to be oversized, buyers noted that sizing down prevents the product from looking too baggy. This shacket is also pricey and shipping may take a week or longer, especially during holidays.

What we love about the Levi’s 90s Sherpa Trucker Jacket: It has the style and fit of a traditional jean jacket but includes a sherpa lining for warmth and comfort. It’s also available in four colors (red, black, dark wash and light wash) and fits true to size, so sizing up can create an oversized look if that’s what you want to achieve.

However, the sleeves are a bit baggy even in the smaller sizing. This shacket is also expensive, not great for layering and not available at most retailers.

A quilted shacket can help you stay warm on chilly days, and the Zella Raid Insulated Shirt Jacket is a great way to look good while staying heated. The soft quilting can also squish down to nothing, making this the perfect shacket to pack in luggage.

However, this material stains easily and the shacket runs small. It’s also one of our more expensive recommendations.

Who said you can’t wear plaid to the office? The Alter’d State Winnie Wool Plaid Shacket is a great way to make plaid business casual, thanks to its classy color pattern. We love that this product has enough structure to work in an office setting but looks casual enough for day-to-day as well.

The downsides: This product is expensive and not available at other retailers. It also tends to run long in the sleeves.

Shackets don’t have to be oversized, and this couldn’t be more true with the L.L. Bean Corduroy Relaxed Shirt. This shacket fits true to size and comes in eight colors and four sizing structures (regular, petite, plus and tall).

However, we wish this shacket offered sizing beyond extra large. It’s also pricey and not warm enough for cold weather.

Looking for a classic shacket? The Thread & Supply Plaid Shacket ticks all our boxes in this category. It has a gentle color combination that works for a wide variety of outfits, and the wool-like fabric is soft and comfortable. We like that this jacket runs large so it offers a generous fit.

On the other hand, we wish the sizing went beyond extra large, and we noticed that the jacket pills after multiple washes. Nordstrom shipping can also take some time.

Looking for a water-resistant shacket that is big enough to accommodate layers? Try the Flint and Tinder Quilted Nylon Shirt Jacket. The nylon is water resistant and acts like a wind breaker, so it’s great for chilly, wet weather. We like that the flannel lining keeps things comfortable.

The downsides? This shacket is one of our most expensive recommendations. Also, the sleeves tend to run long and the exterior isn’t entirely waterproof.

While many shackets are oversized, they aren’t always designed with a plus-sized body in mind. We like the Sonoma Goods for Life Utility Shacket because it caters to plus sizing at an affordable price. It comes in two colors and sizing up to 5X.

What could be improved: The material is a little too thin to make this a standalone jacket, and the interior could be smoother. The side pockets are also positioned a little too far back which makes it awkward when placing your hands in your pockets.

Of all the shackets we’ve recommended thus far, the Banana Republic Plaid Shacket is by far the best for an office job. We love the classy design paired with a soft, wool-blend material. This is also one of the few shackets to cater to petite sizing so the sleeves don’t get too long despite the oversized fit.

However, this jacket is expensive when it’s not on sale. It also has no lining so it’s great for fall and spring but not for winter weather. Shipping can also take some time.

Comfort meets functionality in the Quince Merino Wool Shirt Jacket. We love how cozy and warm this shacket feels, and the oversized fit makes it great for layering. It also comes in five colors.

The downsides: We wish Quince offered sizing beyond extra large. This jacket is also pricey thanks to the high-quality material and not available at other retailers.