We can’t complain too much – it happens every year. The temperature dips, the leaves fall off the trees, the clocks go back and hour, and boom: winter. But one thing we don’t whine about is the increased ease with which we can get ready in the morning. Why? Winter wear is the best. Flannel, lots of layering, knit hats with a purpose – it is so easy to look good this season by simply stacking on items that collectively create a cohesive laid-back look.
With a plaid shirt you’ll rock year round by Obey, a crew neck sweatshirt by Nixon that is the definition of effortless, and mended hole-filled jeans by Elwood, we have your winter style necessities to kick off what hopefully does not turn out to be Snowmaggeddon 2015.
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And then, with warning (this does happen every year), it was cold. Here's the styles to get you through the lower temperatures.
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Alpha Industries Slim Fit N-3B Parka
Draw solid attention on the mountainside, in the alley, or outside the CVS on a suburban street. How? The Alpha Industries Slim Fit N-3B Parka, $200.
Photo Credit: Alpha Industries.
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Obey Raymond Long Sleeve Woven
A classic style, in the most perfect pattern - red & black check makes for the ultimate timeless flannel. Try the Obey Raymond Long Sleeve Woven, $75.
Photo Credit: Obey.
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WESC Myron Padded Hooded Parka
The WESC Myron Padded Hooded Parka, $248, will keep you warm & dry through anything winter throws at you.
Photo Credit: Wesc.
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Nixon Calle Crew
With the integration of pockets, the Nixon Calle Crew, $60, is the perfect upgrade from that spring sweatshirt you rocked the past 5 months.
Photo Credit: Nixon.
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Levi's Sherpa Trucker Jacket
The Levi's Sherpa Trucker Jacket, $98 is for the man who's in denial it's winter. (Hint: it's really not a winter coat.) But order a size up, and layer underneath.
Photo Credit: Levi's.
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WESC Cable Knit Swesters
With styling & quality you would find at a family woolen mill on a hilltop in Denmark, the WESC Cable Knit Swesters, $118, is 100% class.
Photo Credit: Wesc.
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Diamond Supply Co. DTC Tech Fleece Puffer Vest
Layer the Diamond Supply Co. DTC Tech Fleece Puffer Vest, $200, over everything.
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Rhythm My Track Pant in Navy Marle
Look good eating brunch at home. Try the Rhythm My Track Pant in Navy Marle, $60.
Photo Credit: Rhythm.
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Raised by Wolves Nelson Overshirt
This wool/nylon Raised by Wolves Nelson Overshirt, $250, may be just enough on a sunny, windless winter day.
Photo Credit: Raised by Wolves.
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Vans Simich Mountain Edition Jacket
A straight forward, boxy fit, but in a unique and unexpected take on camo, the Vans Simich Mountain Edition Jacket, $99.50, is ready to be your staple outerwear.
Photo Credit: Vans.
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Elwood Washed Black Patched Distressed Skinny Denim Jeans
Don't miss out on the style of ripped jeans, but this way, you won't freeze. Elwood's Washed Black Patched Distressed Skinny Denim Jeans, $58, are the solution.
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Native Youth Coated Cotton Snorkel Parka
Coated cotton makes this everyday fabric winter ready. try the Native Youth Coated Cotton Snorkel Parka, $240.
Photo Credit: Native Youth.
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Quiksilver Tamworth Sweater
The Quiksilver Tamworth Sweater, $79.50, is attentive to detail - made with chunky knit yarn, with a leather patch at the bottom left, and wooden toggles.
Photo Credit: Quiksilver.
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Patagonia Reclaimed Wool Snap-T Pullover
Nothing like a super stylish jacket (with a throwback nod: the pullover), made with recycled materials. We dig the Patagonia Reclaimed Wool Snap-T Pullover, $199.
Photo Credit: Patagonia.
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Stussy Schott Officer Coat
A classic navy coat, hand crafted in the U.S., Schott teams with Stussy to present the Schott Officer Coat, $500. (But it will probably last forever.)
Photo Credit: Stussy.
