In winter, it is important to wear clothing that will keep you warm and dry. The specific items you'll need depend on the climate you live in and the activities you plan to do. However, here are some common clothing items worn during the winter:

• Base Layers: These are worn closest to the skin and help wick away moisture.
  • Examples: Thermal underwear (long-sleeved shirts and leggings) made of wool, synthetic materials, or silk.
• Insulating Layers: These layers trap heat and keep you warm.
  • Examples: Fleece jackets, sweaters, down jackets, insulated vests.
• Outer Layers: These protect you from wind, rain, and snow.
  • Examples: Waterproof and windproof jackets, parkas, winter coats.
• Pants: Insulated or waterproof pants.
  • Examples: Jeans, snow pants, thermal leggings worn under pants.
• Hats: To prevent heat loss from the head.
  • Examples: Beanies, knit hats, hats with ear flaps.
• Gloves or Mittens: To keep hands warm.
  • Examples: Wool gloves, insulated gloves, mittens (mittens tend to be warmer than gloves).
• Scarves or Neck Warmers: To protect the neck and face from the cold.
• Socks: Warm socks to keep feet dry and warm.
  • Examples: Wool socks, thermal socks.
• Boots: Waterproof and insulated boots with good traction.

The key to dressing for winter is layering. Layering allows you to adjust your clothing based on the temperature and your activity level. It's also important to choose materials that will keep you warm even when wet, such as wool or synthetic fabrics.