Fall is here and Thanksgiving is fast approaching, which means that all I want is to be cozy. Soft and warm clothing makes winter weather infinitely less brutal, so stocking up on basics to wear on repeat during the chilly months is key. And spending a lot on them is hardly necessary, which some of your favorite brands are here to prove this season.
Among the staples that a cozy winter wardrobe consists of are sweaters, outerwear that involves faux fur or shearling, soft loungewear, and warm base layers, to name a few. And brands like H&M, Everlane, and our very own Who What Wear Collection have made finding cozy basics at affordable prices a reality. I selected the most expensive-looking options you can buy right now. They’re guaranteed to elevate your entire winter wardrobe in an instant (and make you feel like you’re wrapped in a cloud), so let’s shop…
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Having the word “cozy” in the name is always a good sign.
This is inspiring me to wear tunics again.
I own this hoodie, and it’s honestly the softest thing I’ve ever felt.
Looks like I’m going to need a pair of quilted pants now, thanks to Madewell.
Hailey Bieber is already making these famous.
Chicest sweatshirt ever.
Everything The North Face is cool again.
I love anything with “teddy” in the name, but this cropped jacket is especially chic.
Sweater pants are the chicer (and equaly cozy) cousin to sweatpants.
Look inside these slides to find a cozy surprise.
This is exactly what I’m talking about when I say “looks high-end.”
Bring on the sherpa.
I love that these sweatpants look like trousers.
You’ll probably find yourself reaching for this constantly. Additional sizes available here.
Nordstrom shoppers are already giving high marks to this new Skims release.
Of the many Madewell sweaters, this is the one I’m most drawn to.
This sweater-like bodysuit is actually extremely cozy.
Zara makes such good faux-leather pieces.
I’m tempted.
I love that shearling coats like this one can easily be dressed up or down.
So much more elevated than average elastic sweatpants.
