Men's Clothing & Accessories

A scarf around 60 to 70 inches long can be draped or looped once around the neck with ends to spare. Shorter scarves suit a simple drape under a coat collar, while longer ones allow more knots and extra warmth.

Acrylic is soft, lightweight, and warm enough for everyday cold weather. It resists moths, holds its color well, and is usually easier to wash than wool, though wool insulates better in damp, freezing conditions. Check the care label before washing.

A hoodie should feel roomy through the chest without the shoulder seams drooping past your shoulders. Sleeves should reach your wrists, and the ribbed hem should sit around your hips. Sherpa and fleece add bulk, so leave a little room if you layer underneath.

Look for sturdy handles, reinforced stitching, and a size that fits your daily essentials. Canvas and recycled fabrics are durable and easy to clean. An inner pocket or zip closure keeps keys and your phone from sinking to the bottom.

Start with a tee that wicks sweat, then add a quarter zip or fleece jacket you can take off as you warm up. Sweater knit pullovers that wick moisture suit hikes and yard work, while sherpa and fleece trap more warmth on cold mornings.