Bring Winter Jacket in the Winter

To stay warm in the winter, some people wear only one jacket. Others alternate between two or three jackets. When choosing a jacket, consider your activity and the temperature. For example, on a day of intense cross-country skiing at -20 ° C, a thin windbreaker may be enough. However, when walking around the city at night—even at -20 ° C—I prefer long coats that are thick and warm.

These coats are a bit longer and feature features designed for added comfort, such as a larger hood (sometimes trimmed with fur) and lined pockets. Winter coats are not used for high intensity activities, so no technical details are needed here. Instead, the most important factor in a city court is heat capacity.

Keeps your body warm and cool

Most of the heat in our bodies escapes from our heads. That's why almost all winter jackets come with a hood. Ideally, choose an adjustable hooded jacket. A hood with a barrel allows you to tighten around your head and keep it in place even in strong winds. Many technical winter jackets come with a hood, but if you layer the jacket on a layer that already has its own hood, a removable hood will help remove the extra bulk.

POCKETS ARE PRACTICAL

Pockets are an important part of our winter jacket. With safe and convenient pockets, the coat is functional and organized.

Look for a jacket with an inner pocket that is compatible with audio cables so you can move around while listening to the latest hits. This pocket can hold important cards even if your wallet is too big to catch up on the slopes.

If you're looking for a technical winter jacket for mountaineering or ski touring, check the position and depth of your pockets. Easy access and a pocket large enough can make all the difference.

HOW’S THE FIT?

For some, winter is the perfect time to make a statement with their wardrobe. You always look your best when you feel good, so choose a winter jacket with a great fit.

If you’re looking for a winter jacket to walk around town in, you can always get away with a fitted, well-insulated coat. However, if you’re looking for a winter coat to wear on the slopes, give yourself enough room for extra layers.

A coat should be snug enough to keep the cold air out. However, if you take it too tight, you may not have enough room to wear anything but a t-shirt underneath.

Find a new winter jacket at Empirelion! In the cold season, you can only enjoy it by choosing a winter jacket!