$68 Puffers, $15 Beanies, and Other (Very Warm) Things on Sale Right Now

Rarely do we see Patagonia parkas for this cheap. This one is 40 percent off and comes in three nice colors — pine green, tan, and the navy pictured here.

A parka that promises not to swish (and it comes in black, which I find to be a rare occurrence during Patagonia sales).

This retro-inspired hooded puffer has been very popular with Strategist readers.

Streamlined fleece that never looks schlubby.

The “forever relevant” Denali fleece jacket is one of thebest you can get for under $200.

This recycled-down bomber is even cheaper now than it was last week — 70 percent off (it was 60 percent off earlier this month). Its key feature is a two-way zipper.

I wore an older version of this butt-covering puffer on a very cold trip to northern Sweden in December a few years ago.

A very select number ofAritzia’s Super Puff jacketsare on sale for 30 percent off, which is just about the best deal you’ll ever find on them. Sizing and colors are quite limited, but this slightly cropped option still has most sizes available in the discounted colors (powder pink, pale gray, and burgundy).

If you can’t find an on-sale coat in a color you like, the matching mittens are a cute consolation prize!

Primary’s machine washable puffer jacket is delightfully retro.

A puffer for your littles.

Here’s an option that’s less heavy-duty — and comes in a rainbow of colors!

Here’s a puffer vest for not-quite-so-frigid days.

A good stripe color combo from Pendleton.

In rare form for Cotopaxi, I found a (relatively) neutral pullover on sale.

An option for kids, though I think the XL size could fit a small adult, too!

I love the pattern on this fleece for kids.

Here’s a handsome shacket that’s office appropriate.

I also love this all-wool sweater, which comes in dark blue, spice, and stone (pictured here).

I’ve found Richer Poorer’s sweaters and sweatshirts to be very comfortable. This one has a particularly nice collar and sleeves and comes in gray, navy blue, and olive green.

If you’re looking for layers, you can’t beat our best overallblack turtleneck.

This henley is cute, too — and only $11!

This scarf is made from CashSoft, Gap’s cashmerelike fabric thatStrategist staffers can’t stop wearing.

Another really good deal on a blanketlike scarf, this time from Madewell. It comes in heathered brown, ivory, and teal (pictured here).

Or take this opportunity to get your hands on something fully cashmere for under $50.

I’m partial to Everlane’s cashmere beanie.

This wool-and-hemp version is even cheaper at $15 in select colors. (Black is the cheapest at $13.)

REI has several inexpensive Smartwool hats (in an array of pastels) in its sale section.

Strategist contributor Youngna Park’s kids love thishatbecause it’s “not too puffy” and can still fit easily under the hood of their ski jackets. “The wool wicks sweat off their heads and does a good job of repelling the stink after lots of wear,” she writes.

A set of inexpensive gloves and a hat that won’t betoodevastating a loss if they leave it on the playground.

I also like this teal version that’s just $2 more.

Verygood deal alert: over half off lambskin work gloves.

Nicewool hiking socksfor keeping your feet extra toasty.

These suede-and-shearling booties from Eileen Fisher are a steal for the brand at over 60 percent off.

Barefoot Dreams makes “the softest blankets I have ever owned,” according toSydney Sweeney. Now they’re available at a price non-celebrities can afford, too.

This throw from the Company Store features sherpa on one side and plush fleece on the other.

I highly recommend investing in a woolmattress pad. They provide an extra layer of warmth and cushioning, making your bed cozy during the winter months.

Parachute’s cozy flannel bedding is all 20 percent off, but note that top sheets are out of stock at this time. (Good news for fitted-sheet-only evangelists.)

I might buy just this set of pillowcases.

The shams are also quite nice-looking.

For those with winter camping plans, something to keep you warm outside at night.