Staying warm in winter sports is all about the right clothing and protection. Our guide will show you how to stay safe and comfortable, with advice from doctors, ski patrol, and more.

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I’ve run outside through 23 Colorado winters: This is what I wear to stay comfortable when the weather turns frigid.

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A puffer jacket is one of winter’s most trusted wardrobe staples, and the best ones on the market today fuse quality design with durability and forward-thinking fashion with functionality. These days, ...

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If you’re going to splash some hard-earned cash on a ski jacket, make it one that’s built to last. From reinforced Gore‑Tex and reflective layers that seal in heat, to ventilation and wicking that ...

'Tis the season for making your outerwear your whole look. The best winter coats don't just keep you warm—they convey a statement to the world about who you are, even if all you're doing is commuting ...

Levi’s Vintage Clothing released a limited-edition reproduction of Albert Einstein’s Menlo Cossack Leather Jacket It’s limited to 800 hand-numbered pieces and retains the original 1935 design Each ...

Stay warm and look cool. When it comes to winter essentials, scarves and jackets go hand in hand, so why not combine the best of both worlds? With a scarf jacket, you'll get a two-for-one special that ...

When winter hits unpredictably with cold mornings, sudden rain and biting winds, layering up is often a losing game. Too many layers, and you’re sweating by noon; too few, and you’re freezing before ...