Cold Weather Accessories

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Style Overview Your ears sting before you reach the end of the driveway... and a hat tugged down over them fixes it in one motion! Our cozy winter accessories are treasures that work just like that, from jeweled beanies and a chenille poncho scarf to knit convertible fingerless gloves and over-the-knee socks. Chunky knits, the Calla jacquard pattern, plush chenille and fuzzy sherpa all show up in happy colors that cut right through a gray sky. Layer them with the warmest socks and slippers we make and winter sounds pretty wonderful. Matching Your Layers to the Forecast Cold isn't one thing. A 50-degree morning asks for something completely different than a 20-degree walk to the mailbox. Keep a few options by the door and you'll never overdo it or come up short. Crisp and breezy, roughly 45 to 60 degrees. A lightweight scarf and fingerless gloves are plenty. Skip the hat and let a Boho Bandeau® hold your hair back instead. Properly cold, roughly 25 to 45 degrees. Beanie weather, officially! Add a full scarf and pull over-the-knee socks on under your boots. Bitter, below 25 degrees. Stack it all. Knit hat, chenille poncho across the shoulders, mitten flap closed and thick socks under everything. The convertible gloves earn their keep in that middle range especially. Flip the mitten top back to dig for keys, then flip it forward the second your fingers start complaining. We love a treasure that changes its mind as fast as the weather does! Keeping Knits Soft All Winter Long Knits live a hard life from November on. They get stuffed into coat pockets, sat on in the car and worn three days running when the temperature refuses to budge. A little attention keeps them looking like the day you brought them home. Check the care label first, then wash on a gentle cycle in cool water. Lay knits flat to dry whenever the label allows, because high heat is what turns a fluffy beanie into a sad, stiff one. Tumble dry on low only when you have to, and reshape a damp hat with your han