This
season every man should own these winter wardrobe essentials to heighten
any look and be bang on trend to tackle the cold.
Whether you’re slamming the door on autumn and embracing the
frosty season, or cursing its very existence as you huddle indoors, there’s no
denying that winter is something you can’t really avoid. So, love it or hate it
you might as well get prepared for the cold and look good while you do it. With
everyone having different likes and dislikes it’s hard to prepare a full winter wardrobe,
but there are still essential pieces that every man should own.
Your Quick Guide on Winter Wardrobe Essentials for Men
§ For coats, a
parka is a handy piece to have if you want something casual and unfailingly
warm., denim or leather jackets are also a good casual option, and can easily
be mixed in with various looks.
§ For a more
elegant coat, go for a long line trench coat in a neutral colour.
§ For jumpers,
avoid a lot of pattern unless you want it to look like a christmas one.
§ If you’re
looking for winter shoes, boots are the best option and choosing a pair in a
sturdy leather will keep you warm while maintaining a sleek edge.
§ Experiment
with different scarf ties to boost the look of your outfit.
§ For hats,
stick to a streamlined beanie style for it’s versatility and warmth.
§ Leather
gloves are a good alternative to the woolen style, and give a streamline,
elegant look that’s still versatile.
Best
Men’s Winter Coats
Okay,
so a men’s winter coat is probably one of the most obvious winter essentials on
the list, but getting the right one is important. If you’re investing a decent
amount of cash into your coat, it
needs to be made from a good material, be versatile enough to go with a range
of different outfits, and last you the whole winter, and ideally the next one
as well.
Shearling
denim or leather jacket will work
perfectly at keeping you warm, while complementing a range of outfits.
Depending on what color you go for, you can achieve a classic rugged look,
while maintain a casual finish
Men’s Trench Coat/Men’s Overcoat
If you have strict work attire, or you’re just a fan
of the more ‘refined’ look, then casual jacket and parkas might not be the best
choice for you. Longer, more streamlined coats give off a more elegant look,
and choosing them in neutral, subdued colors keeps them easy to blend in and
complement a range of formal and smart casual outfits.
Grey, black, navy and beige are all good colour
choices for a more elegant coat, and it’s best to avoid anything with too many
added details, with a simple streamlined finish giving a cleaner, sophisticated
look.
Men’s
Winter Jumpers
On
to the second most obvious winter essentials – the jumpers. Whether you’re
staying in with central heating or risking the outside world, jumpers are a
necessary part of winter living. But anyone who’s tried to get dressed in a
hurry in the morning will know that simple, unprinted designs are much easier
to work with.
For
more muted colours like burgundy or a dark tan it’s easier to work with black,
and you can keep the outfit from looking too dark by pairing it up
with some lighter toned shoes.
Men’s Scarves
There’s
really no reason not have at least two pairs of scarves in your wardrobe, one
for smart occasions, and one for more casual affairs. If you’re going for a
smart look, try choosing a neutral colour with a minimal pattern, or none at
all. You want it to be an addition to your outfit, not the main feature, so
keep things simple.
A
grey or brown scarf is good for keeping things neutral while brightening up an
outfit, and navy and black is always good for more subtle, refined looks. There’s no real rule on exactly what style coat you
should go for, and obviously its main role is to keep you warm, while working
with your general wardrobe.
All these small details can come together to
make your winter wardrobe not just practical, but something that looks good as
well, and it doesn’t take a lot of effort to make it that way. Grabbing
yourself some basic pieces that go well together can help make throwing a look
together that much easier, so really think about what goes together when you’re
buying pieces, and remember, sometimes it’s the simplest clothes that look the
best.
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