How To NOT Wear Pants: Winter Edition - 303 Magazine (2024)

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How to not wear pants in the winter? ›

Typically the first thing that comes to mind is high denier pantyhose. Not much warmth but is thin and easily worn by anyone. Next comes thermal tights. Much warmer and can be worn under pants or if too warm by themselves without the pants.

A common choice is thermal or moisture-wicking long underwear to provide insulation and help regulate body temperature. This base layer helps to trap heat and keep you comfortable in cold weather conditions.

In winter or in cold places, we wear woolen clothes because they trap the bodies heat to keep us warm. On the other hand, thick and dark-coloured clothing is good in winter as it absorbs the sun's rays to keeps us warm.

Wide-leg trousers are the perfect trousers to wear during the winter season, and they go well with all kinds of sweaters and blouses. Moreover, adding a touch of bold accessories will certainly make a fashion statement and will transition this look to more formal affairs.

Keep clothing loose

Tight clothing can restrict blood flow and affect your ability to stay warm. Plus, some winter clothing is made with reflective fabrics inside that use your body heat to help you stay warm. Even without that fabric, however, your body will heat the air pocket.

Wear heavy pants like jeans or corduroys.

Opt for heavier fabrics like denim, corduroy, and wool to ensure you stay toasty during the coldest months. You may also want to invest in a pair of pants with a thermal lining.

White or beige khakis — and actually, any form of light-coloured pants — work well in the fall or winter as long as they're approached with the utmost caution and properly contrasted with dark, season-appropriate colours.

Outer Shell Material: The outer shell of snow pants should be durable and water-resistant. Common choices include nylon, polyester, or specialized waterproof fabrics like Gore-Tex. These materials are designed to repel moisture, preventing snow, slush, and rain from penetrating the pants and keeping you dry.

Winters give you the time to indulge in various activities like snowball fighting, building snowmen, ice hockey and more. It is a great time for kids to enjoy their vacations and get cozy in their blankets.

Sweater

Also known as a pullover or a jumper, sweaters are a remarkable piece of clothing that come with long sleeves and are made with either knitted wool. They are a commonly preferred winter wear.

How kids dress for winter? ›

Dress your child in several layers of light clothing. A rule of thumb is typically one additional layer than what you are planning to wear outside. Start with fitted clothes, like a long-sleeved undershirt (thermal) and long underwear, followed by a warmer sweater and top with a heavy coat and waterproof snow pants.

"This three-layer rule covers your base layer (keeps you dry), middle layer (insulation/warmth) and outer layer (this one protects you from the elements whether it's wind, rain or snow)," says King.

Jeans can help in keeping you warm during winter. But, not all jeans are built to handle winter. So, choose your winter jeans for women well. It could provide good warmth and style during winter.

Stack the layers to keep them fashionable, not filling.

Imagine you're creating a clothes sandwich with the heaviest pieces on top, lightest on bottom and a light to mid-weight filling. Sometimes you may want just a hint of extra warmth, especially when wearing an “indoor” jacket.

Fleece leggings tucked into boots.

They're a total game changer to keep your legs warm in the winter.

Above all else, breathability is key, with regards to choosing work pants for hot weather. The more breathable the fabric, the better, as air will circulate consistently and, in turn, maintain your body temperature, regardless of how hot it is outside.