As we gear up for winter 2023, you’ll find your days at the office getting more and more fulfilling (we all love working from home in our most comfortable pajamas and blankets!) but).
That said, you should put all your effort into your weekly essential shopping. actually keep you warm I’m talking about random essentials that include a plush soft coat, comfortable, weatherproof shoes, and the most bundled scarf, hat, earmuffs, and commuter tote bag.
To ensure I’m prepared during my commute, I’ve put together a mini-edit of all the items that are consistent in my rotation, fashion or otherwise. bottom.
Once you’ve picked your cold-weather products, find a quick list of other must-haves to bring with you to make your commute a little more comfortable.
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Recommended coat
1. LOFT two-button coat, $126, original price: $210
As one of the coats I’ve worn for years, this is one coat I always rely on in very frigid temperatures. Loft two-button coats used to come in striped options, but classic black doesn’t have to be cold to wear.
2. VIA SPIGA Faux Fur Wool Coat, $68
The VIA SPIGA Faux Fur Wool Coat is one of our lightest weight yet comfortable and cozy coats. Not only does it have a dressy vibe that’s perfect for commuting to the corporate office, its unrestrictive collar flap detail and bow tie design are what I consistently get.
3. Abercrombie Wool Blend Dad Coat, $220
This compilation would be incomplete without a mention of the Abercrombie Wool-Blend Dad Coat.The straight silhouette makes for a clean look, and the neutral tones complement any outfit.
4. Lulus Winter Winds Shearling Jacket $99
Not only is the Lulus Winter Winds Shearling Jacket stylish and luxurious, I met one of my friends for dinner and she was wearing the same one (which says a lot about its alluring design). At just under $100, it’s a cold-weather must-have.
5. Triple Fat Goose Mauser Puffer Hoodie, $450
If down coats are your thing, look no further than the Triple FAT Goose Moselle Puffer Parka. A good penny, but keeps you warm without adding bulk. Plus, it’s the desired mid-length and includes an ultra-warm hood to keep you cozy and comfortable.
Featured scarves and accessories
1. Echo New York Plush Boucle Scarf, $29, original price: $49
I never cared much about scarves until I started using Echo New York scarves. It’s on sale.
2. J.Crew Ribbed Touch-Screen Gloves, $26, original price: $40
Gloves can be a pain when you’re commuting (until you want to text and they’re a little bulky). They’re supper-soft yet lightweight, and even have a hint of a touchscreen so you can check Instagram on the bus or train.
3. Petal & Pup Garter Scarf, $21, original price: $30
Treat yourself to a luxurious long scarf with the Garter Scarf from Petal & Pup. At just over $20, you won’t be disappointed with the blanket-like style. Plus, it’s a fashion statement in itself.
4. Kate Spade New York Bow Cuff Pop Top Gloves $50-$68
The Kate Spade New York Cuff Pop Top Gloves are uniquely designed, undeniably adorable, and extremely versatile. A cuff top style that allows you to use your fingers freely and a gorgeous ribbon detail add a feminine touch to your winter style.
5. SHEIN Faux Pearl Decor Fluffy Earmuffs $4
On days when it’s not raining or snowing, I always wear SHEIN Faux Pearl Deco Fluffy Earmuffs. Trendy aside, they actually have oversized “fluff” that sits on your head and keeps your ears as warm as possible.
6. The North Face Oh Mega Fur Pom Beanie, $45
You can’t go wrong with a pom-pom hat (in fact, you should wear one if it’s cold). The North Face Omega Fur Pom Beanie is one of the best he’s ever had. Its boundaries can be unflattered, so to speak, so that the head area is warmer. And don’t miss the cute pompom detail.
Recommended apparel
1. MMLaFleur Cashmere Arbus Sweater, $345.
Invest in a classic cashmere sweater to wear to the office. MMLaFleur’s cashmere arbus sweater is extremely lightweight yet So Warm, the brand offers a number of shades that are perfect for shopping. Plus, that turtleneck accent makes you look more sophisticated and sophisticated.
2. Abercrombie Tailored Brushed Suiting Wide Leg Pant, $70, original price: $100
OK, one word of advice: Run to these pants immediatelyThey’re the softest pants I’ve owned (and I practically live in loungewear, so that says a lot), and their wool-like fabric makes them the perfect pair of pajamas. I especially love the tailored look I always pair with the brand’s Long-Sleeve Cotton Seamless Fabric Crew Bodysuit ($50).
3. MOTF Premium Relaxed Fit Mock Neck Sweater $40
SHEIN’s premium brand MOTF is as attractive and elegant as its premium relaxed fit mock neck sweater. I couldn’t believe how incredibly soft this impressive green was for under $50.
4. Francesca’s Shane Rib Confetti Sweater, $38, original price: $50
Since high school, Francesca’s has been the tried-and-true destination for all things sweater. That Shane Rib Confetty Sweater has probably been worn over 100 times this season, and he’s one of the most versatile pieces in my closet (and the brand’s bestseller!)
5. Pistola Audrey Mid Rise Skinny $138
If you’re looking for jeans you’ll want to wear over and over again, consider the Pistola Audrey Mid-Rise Skinny. They work well in the office as well as after-work drinks and are some of the most comfortable and flattering pieces in my wardrobe.
recommended shoes
1. Abercrombie Margaux Leather Western Ankle Boots, $169.
The Abercrombie Margaux Leather Western Ankle Boots may not conjure up “comfortable commuter shoes,” but they definitely are. I wear them 90% of the time and they are as comfortable as my regular tennis shoes. Simply put, I recommend them to everyone.
2. LLBean The Original Bean Boot, $149
When it comes to reliable rain boots, the LLBean Original Bean Boots are everything. The durable sole and weather-resistant materials make them perfect for splashing through puddles and avoiding puddles.
3. Bernardo 1946 Summit Boots, $199, original price: $348
Talk about stylish. In extreme weather (especially late) the Bernardo 1946 Summit Boots never let me down. The lace-up construction keeps your feet comfortable and secure. Most importantly, it features a comfortable block heel that’s perfect for unpredictable temperatures.
Recommended commuting essentials
1. Dagne Dover Dakota Neoprene Backpack, $155-$215
I was never a backpack girl until I met Dagne Dover.The materials are something you have to try yourself and I love that they come in different sizes and shades to suit your aesthetic. Moreover, it is quite spacious.
2. Lux and Nyx Origami Large Laptop Tote, $288
A tote that exceeded all my expectations is the Lux and Nyx Origami Large Laptop Tote. With larger-than-average capacity, thoughtful internal zippered pockets, and comfortable straps for easy carrying, this is a brand that more people should know about.
3. W&P Porter Lunch Box, $20, original price: $25
If you bring your lunch from home, you 100% need a W&P Porter lunch box. No spills, no leaks, no disappointments and really the perfect size. Not to mention, the brand offers the most practical portable dressing container ($12) that takes salads to a whole new level.
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