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Warm Stuff

  1. women’s apparel
    The Very Best Women’s Long UnderwearCozy base layers for all your cold-weather activities.
    By Katherine Gillespie
  2. women’s shoes
    The 10 Best Winter Boots for WomenThe warmest and most waterproof options for inclement weather.
    By Katherine Gillespie
  3. men’s accessories
    The 17 Very Best Gloves for MenFor everything from texting and running to chopping wood and shoveling snow.
    By Jeremy Rellosa
  4. home
    The 10 Very Best Space HeatersBecause you shouldn’t have to wear a coat inside.
    By Katherine Gillespie
  5. women’s apparel
    What Are the Best Stylish Coats Under $300 (That Are Actually Warm)?Cozy (and cheap) outerwear stylists, designers, and Strategist staffers bundle up in.
    By Anna Yeo, Jenna Milliner-Waddell, and Ambar Pardilla
  6. women’s accessories
    The Best Earmuffs and Ear Warmers, According to Cool PeopleVetted by ski instructors, Zamboni drivers, and stylists.
    By Brenley Goertzen
  7. men’s accessories
    The 10 Best Touchscreen GlovesFor keeping your hands warm and dry (as you send memes).
    By Jack Byram
  8. outdoor leisure
    The Best Snowboarding (and Splitboarding) Boots Are Made by a Skate Brand“Only a handful of women’s snowboard boots built to withstand the backcountry and uphill climbing that are hallmarks of splitboarding.”
    By Morgan Tilton
  9. outdoor leisure
    I’ve Tested Dozens of Winter Jackets, and This Is the Only One I WearSuper light, super tough, and so, so warm. And it’s even on sale.
    By James Lynch
  10. men’s fashion
    The Best Canadian Winter Coats (That Aren’t Canada Goose)It turns out that the seemingly ubiquitous winter brand isn’t so ubiquitous in its homeland.
    By Mia Leimkuhler
  11. best bets
    The Warmest Gear for the Freezing Cold, According to ExpertsFrom an Alaskan dogsledder’s mukluks to a lifelong skier’s electric socks.
    By Trupti Rami
  12. please advise
    Ask Chris Black: What Are Your Storage Essentials for City Living?The bed risers, laundry bags, and sleek hooks Chris uses to maximize his apartment’s space, plus his picks for brown dress shoes and warm workwear.
    By Chris Black
  13. women’s shoes
    Like My Favorite Birks in Summer, I Now Live in These Japanese ‘Winter Sandals’“Subu’s ‘winter sandals’ entered my life this past January, on a visit to Akomeya, a Goop-approved store in Tokyo.”
    By Lauren Adams
  14. Working Boots
    women’s shoes
    Ask the Strategist: Where Can I Get Sleek Black Lace-up Boots for Around $200?We answer a reader’s call to find lace-up, weatherproof black boots that also look sleek (read: no duck boots).
    By Lauren Ro
  15. women’s fashion
    The Best Winter Hats for Women on Amazon, According to ReviewersIncluding one that “really does have that big pom energy.”
    By The Editors
  16. Ski boots, 930s - drawing by Ren? Vincent
    outdoor leisure
    The Best Boot Liners and Warm Insoles on Amazon“These boot socks feel as if they are custom-made.”
    By The Editors
  17. Winter weather Dec 29th 2017
    recommended by experts
    What Gear Do Dogs Need to Stay Warm When It’s Freezing Out?Because pups feel the polar vortex, too.
    By Karen Iorio Adelson
  18. sales
    Now’s the Time to Buy These on-Sale Men’s Parkas and PuffersBecause there are still two months of winter left, 13 very warm coats (several for under $100).
    By The Editors
  19. outdoor leisure
    The Best and Warmest Balaclavas, According to BikersSome tips on how to stay warm while riding through the winter.
    By Lauren Levy
  20. men’s fashion
    The Best Long Underwear for Men, According to Men Who Would KnowLayer up.
    By Lauren Levy
  21. sleep gear
    I’m Practically Surgically Attached to My Hot-Water Bottle All WinterIt’s a European practice that’s finally come Stateside.
    By Fiona Byrne
  22. everything guide
    Everything You Need to Know About Buying a Winter CoatA look at the iOS-compatible jackets, warmer-than-wool vegan parkas, puffers that weigh less than a pound — and a down trench that doesn’t even exist.
    By Margaret Rhodes, Katy Schneider, and Jessica Silvester