Winter Style for Men
Wearing a scarf and a knit cap is a good start, but you can do plenty more to stay warm and look cool

So winter has reared its frosty head…

The temperature’s gone down. Snow flakes are falling. Your surroundings start to look like that Frozen movie all the kids are so crazy about.

And then you spot them… The abominable snowmen.

Each year, they come back out, burying themselves deep in their bulky coats, their frumpy scarves and their gigantic ski-gloves. They will do anything to keep themselves warm, style be damned.

And you don’t want to join them. You’ve been honing your style sense all year and the last thing you want is to go backwards, but you don’t want to freeze your cojones off either.

Winter Style for Men
Wearing a scarf and a knit cap is a good start, but you can do plenty more to stay warm and look cool

So winter has reared its frosty head…

The temperature’s gone down. Snow flakes are falling. Your surroundings start to look like that Frozen movie all the kids are so crazy about.

And then you spot them… The abominable snowmen.

Each year, they come back out, burying themselves deep in their bulky coats, their frumpy scarves and their gigantic ski-gloves. They will do anything to keep themselves warm, style be damned.

And you don’t want to join them. You’ve been honing your style sense all year and the last thing you want is to go backwards, but you don’t want to freeze your cojones off either.