🛍 Top product picks

Here are some good options. Note that not all may be pure cashmere, some are wool-cashmere blends or wool blends — you’ll want to check the exact material on each listing. Each product name is cited so you can click to examine.

Taroob Wool Cashmere Long Coat

₹18,500

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Taroob India

Trendyol Camel Belted Wool Cashmere Coat

₹3,149

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Myntra

Koton Long Cashmere Coat

₹6,269

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Myntra

PATAKADEVI Women Soft Woolen Warm Full Sleeve Long Coat

₹3,200

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Amazon.in

PATAKADEVI Wool Blend Long Coat ‑ Solid Style

₹3,200

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Amazon.in

HERE&NOW Women’s Heavy Winter Long Coat

₹1,886

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Myntra

Premium Wool Cashmere Long Overcoat (Blend)

₹18,500

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Taroob India

Value Wool Blend Long Overcoat

₹6,269

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Myntra

Here’s a summary of each:

Taroob Wool Cashmere Long Coat: A luxury option listed at ~₹18,500. High price suggests good material, likely substantial wool+cashmere mix.
Trendyol Camel Belted Wool Cashmere Coat: Mid-premium blend (wool + cashmere) at a lower price (~₹3,149). The “belted” design adds style.
Koton Long Cashmere Coat: Focused on cashmere; listed around ₹6,269. Good middle range.
PATAKADEVI Women Soft Woolen Warm Full Sleeve Long Coat: More budget (~₹3,200) but likely “woolen” rather than high percentage cashmere.
PATAKADEVI Wool Blend Long Coat – Solid Style: A wool-blend option (~₹3,200) in solid colours. Good if you want long coat but don’t need pure cashmere.
HERE&NOW Women’s Heavy Winter Long Coat: Even more budget friendly (~₹1,886) but likely lesser wool content; still long overcoat style for winter.
Premium Wool Cashmere Long Overcoat (Blend): A tag combining premium blend options.
Value Wool Blend Long Overcoat: Combined value picks in wool or wool-blend territory for more accessible price.

🎯 My recommendation for you

Given you’re in Ghāziābād and likely want a long overcoat that works for winter layering plus style:

If you want something investment-level and plan to wear it for years (office, formal outings, travel), go for a high quality wool/cashmere blend or even pure cashmere if budget allows (e.g., Taroob).
If your budget is moderate and you want something stylish & functional for this winter, a wool-blend long coat (like the mid to budget picks) will serve very well.
Choose a neutral colour (camel, black, charcoal, navy) so you can pair it with many outfits and it stays timeless.
Check the length: If you often commute, a coat that falls mid-calf will keep you warmer; but ensure it’s not too long for comfort.
Fit: Try it on with the kind of thick knit or thermal layer you might wear underneath so you know it fits well with layering.
Care: If it has cashmere or high wool-percentage, be prepared for more careful cleaning (dry-clean) and proper storage (avoid moths, fold properly).
Budget wise: For Ghāziābād winters (which are cold but not alpine), you don’t necessarily need ultrahigh fill or pure cashmere; wool blends work very well. So unless you want luxury, a wool-blend pick gives strong value.
Inspect: On delivery, check the coat’s material label, inspect stitching, check liner, check pockets and buttons/closure.
Consider style and longevity: A well-fitted classic single-breasted long coat will last more seasons than a trendy cut.

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