THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO WINTER ACCESSORIES

On a more technical note, this pair of The North Face gloves features a Heatseeker™ Eco-insulated non-PFC DWR-coated shell. All of that to say that they’re both windproof and water-repellent and feature Etip tech to make them touchscreen-compatible.

The long, extended cuffs of these pink wool gloves from Paloma Wool might feel like a dramatic style choice but they’re actually very useful. The elasticated, ribbed structure is tight but not restrictive, and allows the wearer to overlay sleeve and glove for increased insulation.

Leather gloves come in all shapes and sizes, from the sometimes-sinister black classics to the cuteness overload of these Yves Salomon mittens. Don’t mistake cuteness for impracticality, though; this pair is cut from pure lambskin to make them warm and seriously hard-wearing.

While Simon Porte Jacquemus might be best known for sun-soaked summer collections staged in the South of France, his eponymous label knows a thing or two about coziness, too. This textured alpaca wool beanie features a silver-tone metallic trim for that signature Jacquemus attitude.

Trapper hats are designed for all eventualities. Complete with a brim to shield the eyes from sunlight as well as ear flaps for when the temperature drops, they’re a versatile option when it comes to winter hats. This version from Max Mara ups the luxury levels with a soft camel hair and silk blend.

Fashion’s favorite purveyor of mohair, Marni knows the winter season is never complete without a piece of super-shaggy headwear. This year, a quilted shearling hat assumes the role with a pure lambskin body and soft viscose lining for comfort.

Among all the head-turning winter hats out there, sometimes it’s the simple wool beanie that really grabs the attention. Gigi Hadid’s Guest in Residence uses high-quality pure cashmere so that this beanie is soft, light, and insulating.

NORSE PROJECTS’s mantra is that the best clothes are practical as well as pretty. Alongside iconic British woolen mill Abraham Moon & Sons, Norse Projects offers up a premium-quality wool scarf that fulfills the MO: simple, effective, and long-lasting.

Stanley Raffington gives a firm nod to his Jamaican roots with the red, gold, and green stripes that detail this rib-knit merino wool scarf.

British label YMC presents a quilted, filled scarf; it’s an easy way to upgrade your winter accessories game. While this could feel like a highly technical piece, the striped detailing ensures that it still has a classic personality.

The chunkier the knit, the cozier the fit. Toogood knows this for a fact, and it’s why the label’s Mountaineer scarf comes with some of the chunkiest wool of the season.

Hailing from England—where winter is just three months of nonstop rain—it’s safe to say that Paul Smith knows how to stay dry without sacrificing style. Subtly detailed with the brand’s signature stripes, this collapsible umbrella offers style and substance.

This all-black Burberry umbrella holds a tonal secret when opened. The label’s monogram logo runs throughout the canopy, adding a luxury twist to the tale.

It is no coincidence that many of the best umbrellas come courtesy of British brands. This time, Alexander McQueen makes a contribution with a simple black iteration complete with text branding to the rim.

Nobody wants their socks slipping down to expose any unnecessary bare skin in winter. AURALEE’s over-the-knee socks are the solution, featuring a luxurious cashmere blend for the ultimate softness.

You can’t go wrong with a pair of luxury white socks. Embellished with Isabel Marant logo text to the ribbed cuff, this pair is a cut above the rest.

A collaboration between ZEGNA and The Elder Statesman is the knitwear version of the 1995 Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen partnership—two greats making history. These multicolored, fluffy cashmere socks are the apex of sock-making.

Made from OEKO-TEX®-certified organic cotton-blend terrycloth, this two-pack of cozy men’s socks is a testament to the affordable luxury of SOCKSSS.

Despite how thin they are, tights are a crucial base layer during the winter months. Burberry’s classic check details this pair of wool-blend tights, which offers both insulation and classic British style.

Marine Serre’s repeated patterns have become a recognizable detail for the French label. Here, the signature crescent moon sits in a checked monogram structure to detail the bold blue tights.

In line with a more muted winter wardrobe, this pair of neutral brown tights from Parisian label ioannes is extremely versatile when it comes to styling. But, thanks to the subtle floral graphics, the tights won’t fade meekly into the background.

Winter tights present another opportunity to have fun with your outfits. This pair of black tights from Anna Sui features a soft glittery finish to add some glitz to winter looks.