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5 Winter Items You Definitely Need For Campus

Prepare now before it's too late.

Isabella Mehm

Jul 30, 2020

Pennsylvania State University

5 Winter Items You Definitely Need For Campus

Photo by Yassine Khalfalli on Unsplash

Winter is a tough season to begin with, but then, you get to campus. You are going to be walking everywhere. Everywhere. Therefore, if you don't have the correct items, it'll be tough to bear the cold. Here are the top 5 items every college girl has to have this season

1. Duck boots

Walking through the snow will make anyone cold, so duck boots are the perfect solution! With the inside insulated and the outside waterproof, they are the perfect show for the snow.

2. Parka

With the snow and the wind ripping through the air, a thick parka is the best to keep warm. Going up a size may be best so you can fit layers underneath. Also, don't forget about a fur hood! You may think you don't need one but everyone wears their hood, especially with the snow falling! If you are worried about the wind, get a longer parka, they have ones made to go down the knees and they are perfect!

3. Knit Hat

You are totally going to underestimate how cold it gets, and wearing your hood is not enough. That's why a knit hat is perfect!! You can even style them and get one with your team's logo on it for school spirit!!

4. Thick Scarf

Zipping your coat all the way up may not be warm enough, so grab a thick knitted scarf! If you're like me and always care about your style, it's an easy way to "dress up!" You can match your scarf to your coat or even your shoes and stay warm at the same time!

5. Cabin Socks

Duck boots may keep the snow and water out but don't forget to stay warm with a nice thick pair of Cabin Socks! Paired with leggings tucked into them and a pair of boots, you'll be set for that walk across campus!!

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