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Midwesterner's Guide to Surviving Winter⛷️☃️

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At the end of the day, I am just a gal from the Midwest. Here are my MUST HAVES to survive the cold temps and snow around these parts.
 
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A great waterproof, fur-lined boot is a must. SOREL is a brand that has withstood the test of time, and these ones are super chic in my opinion.
TIVOLI™ V Women's Waterproof Boot
 
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A warm coat is a staple and a must, of course. I prefer mine to be long to keep my legs warm, too. I love this one from Quince because it is warm but also budget-friendly.
Responsible Down Long Puffer Jacket in Carbon Grey
 
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Extra warmth for your neck and head are always useful.
Ski Mask Fleece Balaclava Windproof Winter
 
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Carhartt mittens will provide great warmth and are a solid choice/brand to last you years.
Carhartt womens Quilts Insulated Mitten
 
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I slap this sh*t on everything in the winter: lips, cheeks, nose, eyelids, etc. It'll keep you hydrated and protect your skin from the harsh weather. I also use on my kids constantly (you know how chapped their lips get).
Aquaphor Healing Balm Stick with Avocado Oil
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My favorite beanie and it comes in a ton of colors.
Carhartt Women's Knit Pom-Pom Cuffed Beanie
 
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If you prefer a headband to a beanie, this one is great and, for added comfort, has extra width at the ears.
Turtle Fur Bang Band - Warm Fleece Headband
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Once you begin using these, you'll wonder why you didn't start sooner. I used to coach track and field, and these were always in my bag during cold weather meets.
HotHands Toe, Hand & Body Warmer Variety Pack
 
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Extra layering never hurts, and this is a moisture-wicking, lightweight base layer at an affordable price.
REI Co-op Midweight Long-Sleeve Base Layer Top - Women's | REI Co-op
 
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More layering necessities, but in the form of pants.
REI Co-op Midweight Base Layer Tights - Women's | REI Co-op
 
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If you're going to be out in the snow, you want a water/weather-proof snow pant. These are warm and a great price for the quality.
REI Co-op Powderbound Insulated Snow Pants - Women's | REI Co-op
 
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If you're more into a bib-style snow pant, these will also provide more warmth in the chest area.
REI Co-op Powderbound Insulated Bib Snow Pants - Women's | REI Co-op
 
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WOOL SOCKS! Keep those feet warm!
Anlisim Merino Wool Thermal Hiking Socks 5 Pairs
 
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One of my favorite wool scarves. Worth the money!
Women's Signature Wool Scarf, Plaid
 
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If you want a more budget-friendly alternative to the LL Bean, these are warm and also come in a ton of fun colors.
Wander Agio Winter Women Warm Plaid Scarf
 
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Another base layer I recently picked up, but this one is fleeced-lined. It's a great price and good quality, as well.
Cuddl Duds Womens Fleece Lined Thermal Set
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