The 30 Winter Essentials Everyone Is Buying, and You Should Too

For a Chelsea boot that could probably survive the apocalypse, turn to Blundstone. Winter has nothing on the burly upper and water-resistant thermo urethane outsole.

Quince specializes in affordable cashmere, so you'd be remiss to not shop this stylish button-down sweater for under 100 bucks.

Another great peacoat! Alpine Swiss' is in a warm wool blend, with a chic double-breasted design and a tailored fit.

Logan Roy winter is upon us. Pair this with a thick, leather-bound journal and an adult son who wants to take all your power for himself.

The obvious essential for winter is, of course, the trusty and classic cashmere sweater. Some are hundreds of dollars, and while that's cool and all, Naadam has an ultra-soft one for under $100.

If you're going to wear jeans in winter (which you are), try to go for a thick, sturdy pair that won't let the wind in.

Every winter, Uniqlo HeatTech is my secret weapon. These tights are thin, but pack in the heat, so you can layer them under your lighter fabrics and still stay warm.

And if layering isn't your thing, keep it simple. These HeatTech sweats are cozy and warm, perfect for wearing solo.

A brushed wool scarf is a winter accessory that brings in the functionality you need. Howlin's colorful checkerboard print is here to bring the fashion, too.

Stash these in your coat pocket, and be glad for it later. LLB's warm, wind-blocking wool gloves are the ultimate match for what the season has in store.

Treat yourself to cashmere this year—'tis the season, after all. Todd Snyder crafts a chic, luxurious hoodie that'll keep you looking (and feeling) fantastic.

There's nothing like classic quilted vest. Brooks Brothers' equestrian-inspired style is elevated enough to wear to the office, with a quilted, water-repellent fabric, corduroy collar, and zippered pockets.

For a gift or for yourself (but probably for yourself), PRLs's matching cable-knit cashmere beanie and scarf is perfect. Really, what's winter all about, if not wearing things like this?

For an affordable hoodie you'll be wearing all the time, Gap has you covered. This is the brand's heaviest style, with a relaxed, slouchy, structured fit that sits perfectly under blazers and jackets alike.

Wool and cashmere are the coziest winter fabrics money can buy. Vince knows it, and makes a damn good pair of joggers that you'll want to wear all the time.

Don't forget about the socks, folks. Merino wool is the way to go, if you want something warm, moisture-wicking, and breathable.

At a price point that only Amazon Essentials can provide, this puffer is a winter weapon—it has snap buttons and a zipper, a wide hood, and a packable design that's easy to bring on the go.

The Chelsea boot is a timeless style that makes any outfit a little bit better, but if you bring out any old leather or suede option this winter, it'll get ruined. Ugg has a waterproof pair to quiet your worries, though; they're cool, classic, and have a grippy rubber sole for those especially slippery sidewalks.

J.Crew's Ludlow topcoat is a piece beloved by Esquire readers. It's elegant yet wearable, warm without being heavy, and right now, it's on sale.

Brace yourself to see more peacoats as you scroll. None, however, have what Nautica has: affordability that doesn't sacrifice craftsmanship or style.