10 Best Shackets for Men UK 2024 | Carhartt WIP, Levi's and More

We know that not everyone will be after the addition of a lining, yet we feel like most men in the UK would benefit from having a shacket with one – especially if you want to get plenty of use out of your purchase. Hence why this organic cotton Selected Homme Overshirt takes our number 1 spot! 

Also, its ultra-soft and cloud-like lining provides warmth and cosiness, all while being framed in a sophisticated and sleek khaki overshirt style. Whether you want to wear it over a hoody with some joggers or a just over a t-shirt with your jeans, this garment can accomplish every shacket look with ease. 

This shacket from Regatta has a timeless look that will not be out of place in any bloke's clothing arsenal. Whether you're taking a hike, trekking home from the country pub or simply pottering around town, this garb will look good in all casual situations.

Moreover, not only is it stylish, but it's extremely practical too, thanks to the addition of a fleece lining and the holy grail – not one but four pockets! Best of all, it's an absolute bargain, coming in under £20. 

Carhartt has a range of different overshirts available, from plum corduroy to cream canvas. Still, we opted for this denim number as we think it's nice to step away from tradition and always exciting to encourage something new into our wardrobes.

Made from their 13.5 oz Maitland denim with a vintage blue wash, this is a contemporary take on an overshirt with its concealed button closure and mismatched breast pockets. These little details are what give the piece of clothing that extra little bit of intrigue, without the need for anything too drastic.  

Mixing the sherpa collar that is frequently found on heavier jackets and transferring that to an overshirt is somewhat of a gamble, but we feel that Levi's have hit the nail on the head here. The style completely epitomises the kind of trucker jacket that can be seen up highways in the US.

This shacket is made from 100% cotton, which makes it suitable as either an outer or inner layer, depending on the weather. Plus, because getting dressed shouldn't be some kind of moral dilemma, Levi's ensure they source only the most sustainable materials. 

This classic corduroy style shirt from AllSaints is light enough to be worn as an underlayer, whilst also providing just enough warmth as an outer layer in the transitional seasons. As well as heat, this well-designed shacket will offer all-day comfort and lasting style. 

Whilst we've opted for the slightly more interesting almost-brown khaki colour, it's also available in black for those that would like to keep it a little more conventional. And unlike wool shackets, this one can be machine washed. 

Marrying the design of a shirt with a classic jacket shape (the Harrington jacket) could very easily have gone wrong for all parties involved. Thankfully, ASOS DESIGN played an absolute blinder and produced a wonderfully-cultured and stylish piece of kit. 

The garment looks more like a jacket than a shirt, but with the two breast pockets carried over, we think it strikes a great balance between both looks. Our only slight criticism is the ratio of the material blend, which we would have preferred to have a little more wool. 

We don't know about you, but we think this shacket from ASOS Design just screams Canadian lumberjack. The wool-blend even ensures that it could stand up to the job pretty well too, unless it drops to those insanely low B.C. -40 °C's, that is. 

If the wool mix wasn't enough, this shacket also comes complete with a cotton lining, although, we imagine this is more in aid of creating comfort rather than retaining heat. We are concerned about the lack of pockets too, as the overshirt doesn't even have the regular two breast ones. 

If you're a fan of muted tones and want to maintain a casual impression, this navy and dark green combination will be right up your street. The colourway is only one piece of the magic though, with Another Influence using quality soft cotton, a zip to keep the heat in, and a smart spread collar. 

Furthermore, if you're working on a tight budget, this is going to be appealing as it comes in as one of the least expensive products in our whole ranking. It also has four pockets, unlike many of its more expensive competitors. 

This shacket from high-street powerhouses Topman is a classy number. The soft, stretch twill material creates a comfortable feel, while the zip-through fastening provides the shacket with a touch more sophistication than its buttoned counterparts. 

It also comes in an adaptable light grey which will seamlessly fit in amongst most people's wardrobes. That said, while the neutral tone is good for matching with other garments, it is a risky colour for an outer layer as it could become dirty easily. 

Getting us underway is this fiery number from Farah. It utilises the well-loved familiarity of plaid but adds a contemporary twist with the navy and orange colourway – something that isn't seen often. The shacket is made from 50% wool too, so you know it will be toasty warm. 

The downside is that the other 50% is made from what is described as 'other fibres', which may be OK for some folk, but here at mybest, we like to know what we're buying! It also does not have any pockets.