A long puffer coat with a fur-trimmed hood is the coat you see on every city sidewalk in January, and it is popular for a reason. It covers you from chin to thigh or knee, it blocks the wind at the bus stop, and the hood seals around your face when the weather turns ugly. MOERDENG sells four versions of it on Amazon, and one lighter piece for the shoulder seasons: a hooded softshell rain jacket. All five sell for well under a hundred dollars, and all five sit at 4.5 or 4.6 stars.
You are probably shopping for one of three reasons. Your old winter coat is done and you want a warm one without paying for a premium label. You are flying somewhere cold, New York in January or Alaska in winter, and need a coat for a week. Or you walk a dog, wait for a train or work outside in the cold, and warmth matters more than anything else. Buyers of these coats fit all three descriptions, and they say so in detail.
The thing that decides each coat is not warmth. On warmth, the five listings barely draw a complaint. What separates them is the zipper, the fit and, on the rain jacket, how much water it really keeps out. Those are where the negative buyer counts pile up, and they are where you should look before you choose.
The five MOERDENG coats at a glance
| Coat | Length and fill per the listing | Lining | Pockets per the listing | Care on the listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Long hooded puffer | Long, polyester insulation | Not stated | 4 | Hand wash |
| Long faux fur puffer | Long, "down cotton" filling, 1.2 kg | Fleece | 3 in the table, 5 in the bullets | Machine wash cold, gentle, tumble dry low |
| Hooded softshell rain jacket | Hip length, no insulation | Mesh in the body | 4 in the table, 3 in the bullets | Not stated |
| Long fleece-lined down coat | Long, "down cotton" fill, 1 kg | Fleece in the upper body | 3 | Not stated |
| Fleece-lined faux fur puffer | "Hand plug cotton" filling, 1 kg | Fleece | 3 | Not stated |
A word about "down"
Three of the five titles use the word down: "Down Coats", "Long Down Jacket", "Down Coat", "Down Jacket". None of the listings backs it up. The long puffer's material field says polyester. The faux fur coat describes "down cotton filling", a phrase that means polyester fiber made to feel like down. The fleece-lined faux fur puffer calls its fill "hand plug cotton" and, in the next bullet, "synthetic insulation". One buyer of the long puffer noticed and was not pleased: "bought because you advertised down jacket. Not down it is polyester."
For most buyers this is not a problem, and you will see why in their warmth reports. Synthetic fill keeps working when it gets damp, and it costs far less. But if you want real down for its warmth-to-weight ratio, none of these coats has it. Read every "down" in these titles as "puffer".
MOERDENG long hooded puffer jacket
MOERDENG Women's Long Hooded Puffer Jacket
$39.99at our last price check
This is the bestseller, with 900+ bought in the past month and 4,391 ratings at 4.5 stars. It costs $39.99, the lowest of the four winter coats. MOERDENG also lists it as the long hooded puffer jacket on its own store.
Design and construction
The photos show a quilted long puffer with horizontal channels, a stand-up collar and a hood trimmed with faux fur. The hood comes off, and so does the fur: the third bullet calls it "a removable hood and hood hair". The bullets describe "windproof ribbed cuffs" to keep wind out of the sleeves. The detail table lists four pockets, and buyers praise them: "LOVE the deep pockets", one says.
The color range is the widest here and the most coordinated. Each color comes with fur dyed to match or tone: burgundy with red fur, camel with brown, pink with pink, white with white. Buyers mention more colors than the photos show, including dark blue and a green that one says is "not as bright as the picture". Another likes the purple fur and "the white zipper accent".
The front closes with a two-way zipper, which buyers point out: "a zipper that goes up and one that goes down", and "the double zipper so you can loosen up the bottom". On a long coat, that second slider matters. It lets you open the hem when you sit down or climb steps, so the coat does not ride up and bunch.
One small complaint stands out because it is about looks rather than function. A buyer would give five stars "except for the weird patch on the arm with the brand name on it." If you dislike visible logos, look for that patch in the photos before you order.
Fabric and warmth
The material is polyester, and the first bullet makes a claim we can't check: insulation "65% denser than typical market standards". There is no fill weight, no warmth rating and no standard named, so that number tells you nothing you can compare. The buyers' warmth reports tell you more. Warmth has 682 mentions, and only 20 are negative. One buyer does "a five mile walk daily in a windy area", another works outside, another waits for a bus at 6 a.m. in 26 degrees, and all of them say it keeps them warm.
The detail table also calls the coat waterproof, but there is no rating and no buyer in the excerpts tests it in rain. Treat it as a coat for cold, dry or snowy days, and carry an umbrella in sleet.
Size and fit
The listing gives no size chart in text, and the detail table's "Fit to Size Sentiment" says only "Regular". The size topic has 235 mentions, and more of them are negative (124) than positive (111). That is the warning sign. Buyer reports split between "true to size" and "runs very small".
| Buyer | Size | What they report |
|---|---|---|
| 5'1" | Not stated | Goes "halfway down my thighs" |
| 5'2", 150 lb, large bust | Medium | "true to size", fits perfectly |
| 5'2", about 240 lbs | Not stated | Very comfortable |
| 5'3", 150 lbs | Medium | "Perfect length", room for a hoodie |
| 5'5", about 220 lbs | XXL | "fits perfectly" |
| DDD bra size | XXL | Fits "with or without a layering piece" |
| A daughter who wears a Medium | Not stated | "runs very small" |
Length is the useful fact here. At 5'1", the coat reaches mid-thigh, so on a 5'6" or 5'8" frame it will sit higher, closer to the top of the thigh or the seat. That is long enough to cover your hips on a cold walk, but it is not a knee-length coat. The sleeves draw a comment too: "the sleeves a tad short. I don’t have extra long arms or anything."
A buyer who says the coat is warm "if ordered correctly" puts it most plainly: "Just order 1 size up and it fits like a dream." If you want to wear a sweater or hoodie under it, that is the safer course.
Zippers and durability
The zipper is the weak point, and it is a serious one. Zipper quality has 201 mentions, and 142 are negative, the only topic on this listing where complaints outnumber praise by a wide margin. Buyers report the main zipper breaking "after using it for about a month", "on day 4 of my trip", after "maybe 7 times", and before the end of a season. "The teeth no longer connect", writes one. Another, who otherwise loves the coat, says "If it wasn't for the cheap zipper I would give it 5 stars in a heartbeat."
The zipper broke on day 4 of my trip. It was super warm which was nice, but became completely useless, and I had to get a replacement jacket.Amazon buyer
Other buyers say the zipper "works great". But on a coat you need to close in the cold, a broken zipper ends its life. Work the zipper hard in the first days, and return it at the first sign of the teeth not meeting. One buyer of an 11-year-old's coat adds a note about the fabric: "it ripped after 1 wash."
What buyers say
Seventy-six percent five stars, 8% one or two.
Topic counts as Amazon groups them on the product page, read November 14, 2026.
MOERDENG long faux fur puffer coat
MOERDENG Women's Long Faux Fur Puffer Coat
$69.99at our last price check
The long faux fur puffer is the more substantial of the two quilted long coats, at 1.2 kg and with a fleece lining. It has 3,331 ratings at 4.5 stars and sells for $69.99. MOERDENG lists the navy on its site as the long faux fur puffer coat.
Design and construction
The bullets describe "thick down cotton filling", a "soft fleece lining", "elastic screw cuffs" (ribbed inner cuffs, which buyers call "cuffed sleeve" and "stretch cuffs") and a detachable faux fur hood with its own fleece lining. The front has a "two-way heavy-duty zipper", and buyers add that there are snaps over it: "Has both zipper and snaps for closure."
Every color in the photos has black fur, unlike the matched trim on the long puffer. The quilting runs in narrow horizontal channels, and the cut is shaped at the waist: "Fitted bodice", one buyer says, and the bullet calls it a "Classic Feminine Cut". The photos show the hood large enough to frame the face, and a buyer confirms "The hood is nice and big."
The pocket count is muddled. The detail table says three. The second bullet lists "two deep outer side hand warmer pockets, two zip pockets, and one interior pocket", which is five. Buyers report "pockets everywhere" and "so many pockets", which suggests the bullet is closer to the truth.
Size and fit
The brand story lists sizes S to 3XL, and the care bullet tells you to "choose the correct size according to the provided "Size Chart"". That chart is not among the listing photos we have, so we can't show it. The detail table rates the fit to size as positive, and most buyers agree, though the size topic still has 100 negative mentions out of 181.
| Buyer | Size | What they report |
|---|---|---|
| 5'1", 108 lbs, petite | XS | "fits perfectly" |
| 5'2", 135 lbs, petite frame | Medium | Hood is big, snaps and zipper work well |
| 5'5", 130 lbs | Medium | "fit perfect", fleece-lined inside |
| 5'5", around 250 lbs | Not stated | Kept her warm through New York at Thanksgiving |
| 5'7", 180 | XXL | "True to size" |
| 178 lb | XXL | "The fit was good" |
| Usually an XL | XXL | "too small" |
Buyers who plan to layer say the same thing: "If you plan on wearing alot of layers underneath go up a size." Others find room for "layering clothes" in their usual size. On the length, one buyer calls it "Not too short but not too long", another loves "the length". The model photo shows it ending around mid-thigh.
Care and how it holds up
This is the only coat of the five with full care instructions, and they are sensible: detach the fur, close the zippers and snaps, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, no bleach, tumble dry low, cool iron if needed. The bullet also says washing less often lengthens the coat's life. Buyers who washed it say it "washed up beautifully" and "washes well".
The zipper draws complaints here too, though fewer than on the long puffer: 95 negative and 93 positive. One buyer says it "is a bear to zip up", another that "You do need to make sure the zipper clicks before zipping up", and a third that a replacement coat's zipper broke after "about a month". The snaps over the zipper help. If the zipper fails, the snaps may still hold the coat closed until you get it fixed. Several buyers mention deep creases from the shipping bag on arrival. One says the creases were the "Only draw back" after washing.
What buyers say
Seventy-eight percent five stars, 5% one or two.
Got this jacket to wear in Alaska! It was amazingly warm! It has great pockets and keeps you very warm!Amazon buyer
Topic counts as Amazon groups them on the product page, read November 14, 2026.
MOERDENG hooded softshell rain jacket
MOERDENG Women's Hooded Softshell Rain Jacket
$35.99at our last price check
The rain jacket is the outlier in this group: a lightweight, hip-length hooded shell for wind and rain in mild weather, with no insulation. It costs $35.99 and has 4.6 stars from 3,200 ratings, the joint highest average in the roundup. The brand sells it as the hooded rain jacket.
Design and construction
The shell is 100% polyester, and the first bullet credits "Watertight Ⅳ technology", a name the listing does not explain. The title calls it a softshell, which usually means a stretchy, breathable fabric rather than a fully sealed rain shell. The body has a mesh lining, visible in the open-jacket photo as a striped panel, and the bullet says it "wicks away sweat".
The hood has a drawstring. The third bullet calls it "an attached tuck-away hood" and then, in the same bullet, a "detachable hood". Buyers mention a "removable hood", so the second description is probably the right one. The cuffs close with hook and loop, which buyers like: "the most secure I’ve encountered", says one. The hem has a drawcord. The bullets list two zippered hand pockets with flaps and one inner chest pocket, while the detail table says four.
Water resistance
This is the question that decides it, and buyers split. Water resistance has 216 mentions, 168 positive and 48 negative. Positive buyers took it from "Alaska to Colorado, to Georgia", on a riverboat cruise and on a trip to Scotland. One says it handled "windy, heavy rain". The negative buyers are clear too: "In a light drizzle you’re fine but we went hiking in the rain and were soaked through." Another simply says "not waterproof".
The listing gives no waterproof rating and says nothing about taped seams. The pattern in the buyer reports is what you would expect from a softshell: good for showers, wind, a walk between the car and a store, and a day of travel in changeable weather. It is less reliable in steady rain for hours. One buyer adds that there is "no ventilation for longer term use", which matters on a climb, when you sweat inside a shell.
Size and fit
The detail table says the fit is positive, but the size topic has 79 negative mentions out of 160. One buyer says it "runs small", another that it is "Definitely NOT true to size", and the first suggests going up one or two sizes from large. Others found it "True to size" and roomy over a sweater.
| Buyer | Size | What they report |
|---|---|---|
| 5'4", 140 lbs | Large | Ordered to wear over a sweatshirt, "it was perfect" |
| 5'6", 150 | Large | "fits me great" |
| 5'10", over 200 lbs | XL | "it fits good" |
| A buyer who wears a large | Not stated | Suggests ordering XL or XXL |
Most buyers who size up for a sweater are happy. One complaint is about the sleeves: they "can’t be pulled up to elbows", which the hook-and-loop cuffs explain.
Warmth
The detail table says mild weather, and buyers mostly agree. Some find it "surprisingly warm" or good at 45 degrees with a light sweater. Others say "not warm at all (which is expected with a rain jacket)". If you want something for winter, layer a fleece under it, or choose one of the long coats above.
What buyers say
Seventy-nine percent five stars, 4% one or two.
Topic counts as Amazon groups them on the product page, read November 14, 2026.
MOERDENG long fleece-lined down coat
MOERDENG Women's Long Fleece-Lined Down Coat
$69.99at our last price check
This is the long parka of the group, belted at the waist, with 4.5 stars from 2,186 ratings at $69.99. MOERDENG lists the dark grey on its site as the faux fur down coat.
Design and construction
The brand story describes a "100% water resistant polyester shell, warm down cotton fill, and upper thicken fleece lining". The bullets add threaded cuffs, a removable faux fur hood, a "heavy-duty zipper", "two flap pockets and one interior pocket", and an "adjustable belt". The photos show a long, straight parka with a cinch at the back of the waist, a fleece lining in the upper body, and black fur on every color.
The detail table again says "Waterproof", while the brand story says water resistant, which is the more modest claim. It also lists the silhouette as "Rain Coat" and the collar as a turn-down collar. The photos show a parka with a hood, not a rain coat. The weight is 1 kg.
The rust orange is the one bold color among the four, alongside slate grey, green and navy. The belt is the feature that distinguishes it from the quilted puffers above: a long, straight coat can look like a sleeping bag, and a waist cinch gives it shape.
Size and fit
The listing does not give a size range in text, and the detail table rates the fit to size as "Neutral", a weaker signal than the "positive" on its siblings. The adjustable belt gives you some leeway at the waist, but it cannot add length or room through the shoulders.
What buyers say
Seventy-eight percent of 2,186 ratings are five stars and 6% are one or two, almost the same shape as the faux fur puffer above. That is all we can tell you. This listing showed no buyer text, no excerpts and no topic counts, so we can't say why buyers rate it as they do, and we can't quote anyone. If you like the belted cut, its siblings' records are the best evidence available, with the warning that zipper and size complaints run through the whole range.
MOERDENG fleece-lined faux fur puffer coat
MOERDENG Women's Fleece-Lined Faux Fur Puffer Coat
$59.99at our last price check
The best-rated winter coat in the roundup, at 4.6 stars from 1,672 ratings, and 80% of them five stars. It costs $59.99. MOERDENG sells the navy as the faux fur puffer coat.
Design and construction
It is a quilted puffer with a fleece lining, a detachable faux fur hood lined in fleece, "elastic screw cuffs" and a waist drawstring, which the bullet says "accentuates your charming S-shape figure". Buyers like it: "Cinch waist is awesome so i don’t feel like a box." The bullets list "two deep outer side pockets and one interior pocket", and buyers describe "2 snap pockets", "large pockets, and inside pocket". The hood "has strings to tie under neck".
The fill is "hand plug cotton" in one bullet and "synthetic insulation" in another. The shell is "anti-water fabric" in a bullet, while the detail table says both "Water Resistant" and "waterproof". Read it as water resistant. The weight is 1 kg.
The hood is the feature buyers comment on most after warmth. "The hood is huge but so warm and cozy", writes one, and another notes that "the hood zips off for easy washing".
Size and fit
The brand story gives S to 3XL. The size topic has 65 negative mentions out of 111, more negative than positive, and the comments line up: "Not true to size.. need a size larger", "runs small", "Just be cautious if you have wider hips. You may need to size up." One buyer says the reviews said true to size, but Amazon's own suggestion told her to go up.
| Buyer | Size | What they report |
|---|---|---|
| 5'2" | Large | "just right" |
| A buyer who usually wears 3X | 3X, black | "it was perfect" |
| A buyer layering a sweater or cardigan | Large | "Fits perfectly" |
| A buyer in a small | Small | "a tad tight fitting" |
| A buyer with wider hips | Not stated | "You may need to size up" |
The pattern is clear enough to act on. If you are between sizes, or you have fuller hips, take the size above. The drawstring will bring the waist back in.
Durability
Two complaints are worth knowing. One buyer says "it’s shedding some black fuzz", likely from the faux fur or the fleece. Another says it "only lasted one winter. The lining fabric is falling apart." Against those, buyers call it "Very durable" and say the zipper and lining "are made well". Unusually for this range, the zipper is not among the topics buyers count. In the excerpts one buyer says the zipper and lining "are made well", and another hopes it holds up, "as I read some had broken".
There is also a fair warning about bulk from a buyer in the Pacific Northwest: "VERY puffy. Too puffy for my needs". Others say it is "Thick enough to be warm without the marshmallow look". If your winter is wet and mild rather than cold, this coat may be more than you need.
What buyers say
I was very happy with this coat! It is so warm, and right now we're having below zero windchills. This keeps me absolutely warm....Amazon buyer
Topic counts as Amazon groups them on the product page, read November 14, 2026.
Appearance and warmth are the two biggest topics, with 346 and 296 positive mentions against 12 and 3 negative. This is the coat buyers like to look at and like to wear.
What the four winter coats share, and where they differ
Line the four long coats up and they look like one design in four cuts. All four have a detachable hood with faux fur, all four are polyester inside and out, all four call themselves waterproof somewhere on the listing without a rating, and all four weigh between 1 and 1.2 kg where the weight is given. The differences are in the details that change how you wear them.
The closure is the first. The long faux fur puffer pairs its two-way zipper with snaps, so a stuck zipper does not leave you open to the wind. The long puffer has a two-way zipper and no snaps mentioned, and it carries the most zipper complaints. If you have had a winter coat zipper fail on you before, that difference alone is a reason to choose.
The waist is the second. The fleece-lined faux fur puffer has a drawstring and the belted parka has a cinch, while the two quilted long coats rely on their cut. Buyers who mention a drawstring or cinch like it, and on a straight long coat, a way to pull in the waist is what stops the "box" look one buyer was glad to avoid. If you are short, it also keeps a long coat from swallowing your frame, because the waist sits where yours does rather than wherever the quilting happens to fall. Buyers at 5'1" and 5'2" report the long coats reaching mid-thigh, so on a petite body the cinch is the difference between a coat and a duvet.
The lining is the third. Three of the four have a fleece lining, which buyers call soft and warm, and one says it "only lasted one winter" before it began to come apart. The long puffer does not mention a lining at all, which may explain why it is the lightest-feeling of the four in buyer reports.
Detaching the fur and washing
Every winter coat here lets you take the fur off, and buyers like that for washing: "the top fringe unzips for easier washing too", and "the hood zips off for easy washing". Only the long faux fur puffer gives full instructions, and they are a good default for the others: fur off, all closures done up, cold gentle machine wash, no bleach, low tumble dry. The long puffer's listing says hand wash instead, so follow that for that coat. Faux fur on its own is best washed by hand and air dried, because heat can mat it.
Sizing across the MOERDENG range
The five listings give you very little sizing help. None prints a measurement chart in text, the faux fur coat refers you to a chart that is not in the photos, and two brand stories say S to 3XL. What the buyers say is consistent across the range:
| Coat | Size topic, positive vs negative | Buyer advice |
|---|---|---|
| Long hooded puffer | 111 vs 124 | "order 1 size up" |
| Long faux fur puffer | 81 vs 100 | Go up a size for heavy layers |
| Softshell rain jacket | 81 vs 79 | Size up if you wear a large, or for a sweatshirt |
| Fleece-lined down coat | No data | No buyer text on the listing |
| Fleece-lined faux fur puffer | 46 vs 65 | Size up for wider hips |
If you are ordering one of the long coats for a cold trip, take the size above your usual unless you are very petite. Buyers at 5'1" and 108 pounds fit the XS of the faux fur coat, so the small end of the range works for small bodies. For larger bodies, buyers at 220 to 250 pounds report good fits in XXL on the long puffer and the faux fur coat.
How MOERDENG compares
The five side by side, as stated on their listings:
These competitor rows come from an Amazon search for long women's puffer coats with fur hoods.
Prices, ratings and monthly purchase counts as shown on Amazon search results on November 14, 2026. Highlighted rows are the products reviewed here.
WenVen is the name to beat on buyer numbers. It appears twice at $59.99, with 4.4 stars from 9,049 ratings, more than any MOERDENG listing. CANADA WEATHER GEAR and Pioneer Camp sit at $89.99 with 4.5 and 4.4 stars from fewer than 300 ratings. wantdo has 4.5 from 258 at $54.98, and Yusongirl has the best average in the table, 4.6, from 138 ratings at $42.99. The generic long faux fur puffers in the table run from $49.99 to $69.98, at 4.2 to 4.5.
Against that field, MOERDENG's four winter coats match or beat the averages, and all four have more ratings than any competitor except WenVen. The fleece-lined faux fur puffer, at 4.6 from 1,672, is the strongest record in the table at a mid-table price. The long puffer has the biggest sales figure of all, 900+ a month, and sells for less than most of the field.
Moerdeng also makes ski and hiking jackets. We cover its insulated ski jacket in a separate review and its other winter and hiking jackets in a second roundup. For a shorter, lighter jacket, see the Halife bomber review, and for everything else, the outerwear section.
Which MOERDENG coat for whom
| If you need | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The warmest-looking coat for a cold city winter | Fleece-lined faux fur puffer | 4.6 stars, 80% five stars, waist drawstring, big hood |
| A long coat for a trip to Alaska or New York | Long faux fur puffer | Fleece lining, two-way zipper and snaps, full care instructions |
| The lowest price and the widest colors | Long hooded puffer | 900+ a month, matched fur colors, but check the zipper early |
| A belted long parka | Fleece-lined down coat | Waist cinch and fleece lining, but no buyer text to judge it by |
| Rain and wind in spring or fall | Softshell rain jacket | Light, 4.6 stars, but not for hours of steady rain |
Who should buy, and who should skip
Buy a MOERDENG long coat if you want warmth and a hood for a cold winter or a cold trip, and you would rather spend your money on the trip than on a label. Buyers in New York, Washington, Alaska and the Arctic Circle report staying warm, and that is the evidence that counts.
Skip them if you want real down: none of these is down, whatever the title says. Skip the long puffer if a broken zipper in the second month would leave you stranded, because that is its most common complaint. Skip the rain jacket if you hike in steady rain, because some buyers got soaked. And skip all of them if you hate sizing gambles, because three of the five have more buyers saying they run small than saying they fit.
Verdict
MOERDENG makes warm, well-rated winter coats at low prices, and the range is better than its listing copy. We recommend the fleece-lined faux fur puffer and the long faux fur puffer for anyone who needs a long, hooded coat for a cold winter or a cold trip: both have strong buyer records, and the second has snaps that back up its zipper. The long hooded puffer is a fair buy at its price if you test the zipper early and size up. The rain jacket is good for showers, not downpours. We don't recommend relying on the word "down" in any of these titles: all five are polyester.
Warm, cheap and well liked, if you size with care
All five MOERDENG coats sit between 4.5 and 4.6 stars, and warmth draws almost no complaints. The fleece-lined faux fur puffer and the long faux fur coat are the safest picks. The original long puffer has the most zipper complaints, and the rain jacket suits showers better than a day of hiking in rain.
- All five rated 4.5 or 4.6 stars, from 1,672 to 4,391 ratings each
- Buyers in New York, Alaska and the Arctic Circle call the long coats warm
- Detachable hoods and faux fur trim on all four winter coats
- Low prices against most of the long puffers in the comparison table
- Titles say down, but every material line says polyester
- Zipper complaints outnumber praise on the long puffer, and run close on the faux fur coat
- Sizing runs small for a large share of buyers on three of the five
- The rain jacket soaked through for some buyers in steady rain
Best for: City commuters, dog walkers and travelers to cold places who want a long, warm, hooded coat for well under a hundred dollars.
Skip it if: You want real down fill, a stated waterproof rating, or a coat you can order in your usual size without thinking about it.
Where the numbers come from. Prices, star ratings, rating counts and monthly purchase badges were read from the product pages on November 14, 2026; they move daily. Fabric, sizing and dimensions come from the product specifications. Buyer quotes are Amazon reviews as the product page shows them, linked to the full review where Amazon gives one. See how we review.
