We have already talked about how important hats are for the winters and we also took a trip to the hat town to familiarize ourselves with different types of hats. This piece is,however, only dedicated to the hats worn and loved by students. The difference between a student and an ordinary fashion follower is that students do not have the liberty to choose the weather to go out. Snow, rain or blizzard, they still need to get out of homes and attend their classes. They are also less concerned with fashion and more with the functionality of clothes. This could mean hit and trial for the most part as such information is not normally available in magazines and usual fashion channels. So folks, here is a list of helping hands for keeping your head warm and staying safe during changing weather.
Wildfowl Cap
This type of cap has dual advantages. It is durable and one of the items that you would not be scared of getting dirty. This can come in handy for your outside walks as well as for other more vigorous chores like starting the fire or shoveling your drive way. This hat comes with a strap around the head so you can fit t on your head and remove the danger of it falling down as well.
Knitted Ski Hats
These are another excellent choice for day to day attire. This is also your best friend for winter sports, that’s where it gets its name from as well. With strings to tie up below your chin and flaps to keep your ears insulated from the chilly winds, these are the hats for your play times during winters.
Wool Packers
These are the source of soft warmth in chilly nights. A splendid mixture of design and functionality, this hat will allow you to stay warm even if you are wearing formal attire. Beanies and cowboy hats can avoid your hair to get wet but they can play havoc with your style and dresses. Packers enter the picture when you have to wear formal wear, let’s say for a project presentation, and make yourclothes look on point and be warm at the same time.
Scarves
These are another option if you wish to keep your headwear flexible. Scarves can fit as well into formal wear as into informal wear, depending upon their designs and colors. You can pair your scarves with your overcoat or just with your socks and look god while staying warm. One added advantage that scarves provide over hats is that it also insulates your neck against cold and provides more protection to winter winds.
