12 Winter Fashion Essentials You'll Want to Stock Up on at Quince Before Your Next Cold-weather Trip-From $25

"As a shopping writer whose summer and fall wardrobes are bursting with Quince pieces, I was curious what items from the brand I may be missing from my winter packing list-and was met with countless cozy styles that'll carry me through all my upcoming frigid travels. So, keep reading to find the 12 winter essentials you'll want to add to your own packing list for the coldest time of the year, with packable layers, snuggly wool knits, and more starting at just $25."

"If you're traveling to a cold-weather destination this winter, the one wardrobe essential you won't want to skimp on is a good, tailored coat. But if you're not ready to shell out hundreds of dollars to stay warm, the Italian Wool Classic Single-breasted Coat is the perfect pick that'll keep you cozy in temperatures dropping as low as 6 degrees Fahrenheit."

"A simple cashmere sweater will never be a bad investment, and this solid black crewneck is a versatile option at $50-but it also comes in 13 other colors. The 100 percent Mongolian cashmere construction makes it incredibly soft against your skin whether you're wearing it during a long-haul flight or a chilly sightseeing excursion, and the hem is fitted with ribbing for a more snug fit that's both flattering and easy to dress up or down."

A well-built winter wardrobe depends on warmth, practicality, and comfort. Affordable luxury brand Quince supplies a wide range of cozy, budget-friendly items with many pieces starting around $25. The selection emphasizes packable layers, snuggly wool knits, and tailored outerwear that pair effortlessly with jeans, dresses, and skirts. The Italian Wool Classic Single-breasted Coat offers longline styling, a collar, and full lining to protect against cold; it can keep wearers warm in temperatures as low as 6 degrees Fahrenheit. A Mongolian Cashmere Crewneck provides 100 percent Mongolian cashmere softness, ribbed hem fit, and versatile wear for flights or sightseeing.

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