The Danish winter edit

The Danish winter edit

Building a Nordic winter wardrobe around a few well-made pieces — the coat, the knit, and what to layer between them.

The Danish winter edit

Winter in the Nordic countries asks a lot of a wardrobe. The days are short, the air is cold, and a lot of the day is spent moving between the outdoors and warm rooms. The answer is not more clothes. It is a few well-made pieces that layer cleanly and hold up to daily wear.

Wool overcoat styled for a Nordic winter

Start with the coat

A wool or wool-blend coat is the centre of the edit. It goes over everything, carries the whole season, and sets the tone of an outfit before anything underneath is seen. If you are choosing one piece to buy well this winter, make it this. Our Winter Essentials gather the outerwear in one place, from a structured overcoat to a relaxed teddy.

Layer underneath

Warmth comes from what sits between you and the coat, not from bulk. A fine-gauge knit or a roll-neck adds heat without strain, so the coat still closes cleanly and keeps its line. Build a small set of knits you can rotate through the week from Knitwear.

One edit, a whole season

The point of a winter edit is that it is small. A good coat, two or three knits, trousers that sit well under outerwear, and a pair of boots will carry you from the desk to the weekend. Buy those few things well and the rest of the wardrobe gets easier. Begin with the Coats collection and work outward.

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