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Take your winter style to the next level with these iconic blanket-inspired jackets

The San Marcos blankets make for cool memes but even cooler jackets


JANUARY 21, 2020 6:38 PM EST

You didn’t have to grow up in a Mexican household to know about San Marcos blankets. The cozy pieces are synonymous to wintertime and are iconic for their heavyweight and bold graphics of wild animals, including roaring tigers, bears and lions. The cuddly cover ups are particular famous for the hilarious memes that have circled all over the internet.

But all jokes aside, the San Marcos blankets are the real deal for cozying up on the couch and keeping warm at home when the temperatures drop. And in case you wish you could walk around with a blanket all the time, Los Angeles-based brand Equihua (pronounced e-Kee-wah) makes the next best thing – coats and jackets! These plush, furry pieces feature bold prints and colorful art inspired by the Latinx-loved covers. The pieces range between $500 and $700 and are aren’t made for the faint of heart.

Scroll through the gallery to check out some of our favorite styles!

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This long zipper coat features roses in the front and the Virgen of Guadalupe in the back.

“Devotion” Blanket Hoodie Coat, $780

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What better way to stay warm than by wearing the next best thing to a blanket?

“Ave Maria” Coat, $695

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Get ready for a load of compliments thanks to this plush rose-printed number.

“De La Rosa” Blanket Coat, $680

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Rawr! Take animal print to the next level with this zip-up hoodie.

“Eye of the Tiger” Hoodie, $495

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This puffer coat is worth a thousand double taps.

“Pray for em” puffer, $510

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Rock this hoodie the next time you want to put your bold style on full display.

“Rose from Concrete” Hoodie, $495