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Coats and Jackets: Insulated coats, down jackets, and parkas are popular choices for keeping warm. They often have features like windproof and waterproof materials.
Sweaters and Hoodies: Wool, cashmere, or knitted sweaters provide warmth and can be layered over other clothing.
Thermal Wear: Thermal shirts and long underwear help retain body heat and keep you warm under your regular clothes.
Scarves: Wool or knitted scarves help protect your neck and face from the cold.
Gloves or Mittens: Insulated and waterproof gloves or mittens keep your hands warm and dry.
Hats and Beanies: These help to keep heat from escaping through your head and keep you warm.
Warm Pants: Fleece-lined or thermal-lined pants provide extra warmth, and in extremely cold conditions, you might wear thermal leggings or long underwear under your regular pants.
Boots: Insulated and waterproof boots are essential for keeping your feet warm and dry, especially if you’ll be walking through snow or ice.
Socks: Thick, woolen socks help keep your feet warm, especially when layered over thin moisture-wicking socks.

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