The snow is on the ground, the sky is getting gray and there’s a chill running up your spine. It’s time to break out those winter clothes. But, if all you own is a closet full of old sweaters, it’s time to think about buying winter clothes you actually need, such as warm tops, warm bottoms and a durable winter coat.

Sweaters
The best winter sweaters are, obviously, ones that you will actually wear, so the colors and patterns should go along with your personal style. The sweater should fit well, without excessive stretching.

Sweaters that are versatile are always your best bet. If the garment can be worn over another shirt and removed if you become hot, it becomes much more useful. You might need the extra warmth of a sweater while going to work, but in today’s mostly climate-controlled workplaces, a bulky sweater can quickly make you sweat.

Cardigans, sweater vests and shrugs all work well as warm garments that can be slipped on and off according to need. Turtleneck, shell and belted sweaters should be avoided unless you’re sure you want to wear the sweater all day.

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