5 Essential Cold Weather Clothing Items

Margot Olive
Oct 18, 2022
2 min read

When the cold weather arrives, we start to dig out all of our comfy, warm clothing. If our closets don't have enough warm clothing, we often go on shopping sprees and buy anything that looks toasty. Even while it's a good idea to occasionally update your wardrobe, having too much stuff might make it difficult to decide what to wear. Having a few key pieces that go well with everything you currently own is the greatest approach to make the most of your fall/winter wardrobe.

In a cosy cardigan

It's possible that you've read on a few different blogs that a "long cardigan is a must-have," but let's be honest: not everyone will look their best in one. Choose a warm, neutral-colored cardigan that fits your body type and is in a style and length that complements it because it will serve as your go-to layering piece for any outfit when the weather turns chilly.

chilly tights

The choice between a warm, cosy winter and a chilly, unhappy one may come down to a pair of woollen tights. Tights lined with wool or fleece can be layered under lightweight slacks or worn with skirts and dresses to enhance warmth.

Waterproof Tall Boots

For your health and general comfort during the winter, keeping your feet warm and dry is crucial. Feeling wet while outdoors in the cold is the fastest way to become chilled. Invest in a pair of high-quality, waterproof boots that are lined for added warmth. To prevent snow and rain from soaking the interior of the boots, you can also think about purchasing taller boots (above the ankle).

Winter Coat

The majority of women will have a variety of coats for the various seasons and situations that arise, but a high-quality coat that will keep you warm and dry in any weather is a need. Look for a coat type that you can use for a variety of occasions (avoid wearing it to formal events because that really limits your options), and preferably one that is waterproof. Since cropped jackets only provide warmth from the waist up, length is another crucial factor to take into account. The length of the coat should go from the hip to the ankle. In general, coats that are knee- or hip-length are flattering on all body types, will keep the majority of your body warm, and will stay clean because they are so high off the ground (ankle-length coats are notorious for getting filthy quickly in the winter).

Leg and Arm Warmers

Why not spend your money on some inexpensive arm and leg warmers rather than a full winter wardrobe? They go well with a variety of clothes and may be worn whenever you feel chilly. When not in use, they are simple to tuck away in a bag, and if you decide to wear them, they give your outfit some dimension and texture.