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What To Wear When The Weather Gets Chilly
Have you ever been on a walk when it was ice cold outside while you were exploring but instantly roasted inside the moment you entered? You must strike a balance between warmth and utility when clothing for chilly weather. It's crucial that your clothing is capable of the job. But, that doesn’t mean that you should shop for a completely new wardrobe every season.
As fun as completely changing your wardrobe may sound like, there’s just that feeling that makes you take a step back. Remember sustainability, ethical buying? Yes, exactly. Rather than scrolling too much, take a break and find a way to make your summer, spring, and winter clothing fit for the upcoming autumn.
First, we’ll inform you the basic tips that will save your trip outside! Wind chill can be avoided by wearing clothing that fits closely. Switch to skinny trousers instead of wide-leg ones to help balance out bulky boots and oversized knit sweaters. To keep your legs toasty under skirts and dresses, wear fleece-lined tights or leggings.
There is some science to dressing warmly, despite the fact that it may seem straightforward to pile on the clothes. For instance, it's simple to layer a tank top, a tee, a long-sleeved shirt or sweater, and a coat on top. But underneath, pick a pair of dry, water-resistant underwear. The topmost layer, of course, should be the thickest of all (snowboarding jackets, parkas, etc).
Cover your hands and feet at all times. This entails donning many pairs of socks, as well as insulated boots or shoes (wool is best). Not to mention warm mittens or gloves. Consider a variety of winter accessories. Whatever you prefer: scarves, hats, earmuffs, etc. But always keep in mind that safety comes first. When it's freezing outside, it's better to worry about staying warm than fashion.
Now, check out our outfit recommendations for the cold weather coming up below. Also, don’t forget to sign up for $15 off your first purchase!
