The truly cold winter has arrived.
Even in Hiroshima, snow has been fluttering since morning, and the cold days continue.
The sudden drop in temperature after the warmth of early December is tough!
Since it's so cold, I thought, "I want everything if possible!" and gathered all the warm items from CRÉER.
I insisted that they wear all the warm clothes, even if it was forced! The first coat they brought was this one.
TOUJOURS'polo coat.
It looks and feels absolutely warm.
This thick vanilla long coat will not be defeated by snow!
In fact, it's the warmest coat, ready to take on anything.
Your head gets cold too, so just wrapping yourself in a chisakiKit makes a difference.
It doesn't feel tight and is comfortable to wear, making you want to add another.
As you can see, it creates a lovely, mature-cute look.
Your hands are a detail that shouldn't be neglected either.
Chisaki'sYunca-gloves are made of cashmere and sable, making them light, soft, and, of course, warm—a perfect combination of three qualities.
The dress under the gloves is ALWEL'slong sleeve dress, which protects even the back of the hands.
The dress is 100% wool and, despite being a simple single layer, is warm down to the feet.
The chocolate color also exudes warmth.
This dress is comfortable and has a beautiful silhouette, and a certain staff member has already bought one.
For the middle layer, I'm wearing TOUJOURS'Extra Fine Lambswool Cashmere Knit V-neck Loose Fit Boys Cardigan.
It's a thick wool cashmere knit that can be worn loosely and casually, pairs well with various outfits, and feels better every time you wear it.
Don't neglect your feet either: layer enrica'sracoon knit pants under the dress.
The hem is nicely cinched, making them beautiful, preventing wind from entering, and keeping you warm. They're excellent pants.
They can generally be worn alone, but right now, layering them under skirts or dresses makes them very useful.
Let me introduce one more outfit.
To stay warm, R&D.M.Co-'squilted long coat is a must.
It's loose, making it easy to layer, and long, offering great protection.
Plus, it's light, which is a big plus!
When you wear it, you really understand why it's so popular.
The head is covered by MUHLBAUER'sWool Watch (with fold-over cuff), which is truly warm!
It's stretchy and doesn't cause fatigue even after long wear, making it a favorite.
Paired with it is the classic R&D.M.Co- wool blanket, but this one is acheck blanket.
The warm-colored yellow and brown check pattern is cute.
For my hands, of course, chisaki'sYunca-gloves.
One of our staff members also uses these personally and said that just adding this item elevates your style by a notch!
Indeed. I agree.
This is what's under the coat.
OLDMAN'S TAILOR's masterpieceOMT print crewneck sweatshirt (brushed lining).
I'm 156cm tall and wearing a navy size 36.
Since it's a loose coat, there's plenty of room for a brushed-back sweatshirt.
Though almost entirely hidden, I'm wearing a GICIPITurtleneck Knit Top (Prune) underneath, which is even warmer as it contains silk in the wool.
It's recommended for those with average to petite busts, regardless of size.
For bottoms, I'm wearing ALWEL'stuck wide pants.
Above all, the inside is brushed, making them warm!
I'm wearing size S. If you're 160cm or taller, size M might be better.
For socks, I personally recommend ORGANIC GARDEN'sSupima x Yak Pile Socks.
These are my personal pair, 3 years old. They might not be suitable for those who prefer tight-fitting socks, but for those who like to wear them loosely and casually, they quickly provide warmth and are highly recommended!
The sun has set, and it's getting colder and colder.
Don't let the cold defeat you!
So, everyone, please stay warm.