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5 Streetwear Essentials You Need for Winter
- , by Charlie Frost
- 2 min reading time
Winter’s not an excuse to let your fits go sloppy — it’s where real style shows. The guys who know how to layer, mix textures, and still look clean in freezing temps are the ones who get it. If you’re trying to level up your streetwear game this season, here are 5 essentials you actually need in your winter rotation.
1. Heavyweight Hoodies
Start with the foundation — a heavyweight hoodie. The thicker, the better. Aim for 450GSM or more. It’s not just about warmth; that heavy cotton gives you a structure and drape that looks premium. Go boxy, go cropped, keep it simple — the silhouette does the talking. Pair it under a puffer or over a long sleeve for that layered, effortless look.
2. Chunky Sneakers
Slim trainers are dead weight in winter. You need chunky sneakers — big soles, bold shapes, and presence. They balance out wider pants and thicker layers, giving your outfit that proper streetwear proportion. Whether you’re into classic silhouettes or brutalist dad-core styles, go for something that looks solid enough to stomp through the season.
3. Baggy Denim
Nothing beats baggy denim for winter. It’s versatile, warm, and sits perfectly over sneakers or boots. Go for heavier denim with a washed finish for that worn-in, effortless look. Black, grey, or mid-blue tones all work — just stay away from skinny fits. Leave those in 2015.
4. Graphic Tees for Layering
Yes, even in winter — graphic tees still matter. They’re the piece that adds personality between your outer layers. A bold print peeking through a zip hoodie or jacket gives your fit depth without trying too hard. Think heavyweight fabric, boxy shape, and graphics that actually say something.
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5. Statement Outerwear
Finally, top it off with a statement jacket. It could be a puffer, bomber, or oversized leather — something that brings the whole fit together. Go for quality and presence. The jacket is what sets the tone, so pick one that feels like you.