The temperatures are dropping fast. That being said, you still have a few weeks to buy your warm jacket and weather-appropriate boots. But these aren’t all you’ll need. I hate to sound alarmist, but you’re going to need base layers, burly pants, waterproof boots and a bunch more.
How deep your winter wardrobe must be of course depends on where you live — and how cold it gets, much snow you get and fast the winter winds whip past you on your way to work. Play it safe. Stock up.
These Flannel Jackets Are Just the Right Weight For Colder Weather
Gear PatrolFlannel shirts are warm, but flannel jackets are even warmer.
Boots You Can Safely Brave the Snow In
CourtesyCombat cold, wet feet with these waterproof, oftentimes lined, winter boots.
Wool Sweaters You’ll Wish You Could Wear Year-Round
CourtesyFrom merino wool to mohair and everything in-between.
Which Affordable Beanie Is Worth Your Money?
Courtesy12 options under $20.
Flannel-Lined Jeans You Can Wear Through Winter
CourtesyA timeless style transformed for subzero temperatures.
Outerwear for Petty Officers (and You): Meet the Peacoat
Gear PatrolThe Dutch invented it, Brits popularized it, and now everybody owns one. (Or at least they should.)
These Puffer Jackets Promise to Keep You Warm
Gear PatrolInsulation and a quilt-like stitch pattern give these jackets their shape.
Warm Slippers to Wear at Home
CourtesyAnd only home. Please.
Sherpa Jackets to Slip in Your Outerwear Rotation
CourtesyRugged Western style, but softer.
Wool Hats to Wear When It’s Cold Out
Gear PatrolMost baseball caps are best saved for summer, but woolen ones can be worn well into the next season.
It’s Time for You to Get a Cardigan
CourtesyThere are so many options. Start here.
Cashmere Sweaters You Can Actually Afford
CourtesyBudget-friendly options from Everlane, Quince, Uniqlo, and more.
The Bomber Jacket Is an Outerwear Essential
CourtesyDesigned first for military pilots, the style’s far more pedestrian now.
Step Into Boot Season With Brand-New Socks
Gear PatrolHefty, seasonal socks for typical boot wearers, not hardcore hikers.
It Can Be Hard to Find Good Sweatpants. Start Your Search Here
CourtesyWe’ve done the research (aka wearing them, stretching them). These are the best sweatpants.
