When temperatures drop, our favorite pants change too.
Corduroy is back, fits are more relaxed, chocolate tones take center stage, and light-colored pants prove they belong in winter too.
Winter pants are an alternative to your usual denim that makes an outfit feel warmer, more special, and different without making it too complicated.
Cozy sweater, textured pants, boots, and ready to go.
Corduroy: the comeback that always works
If there's one fabric that instantly makes us think of winter, it's corduroy.
Their texture adds warmth to your look and has a slightly retro feel that works especially well with knitted sweaters, jacquard pieces, and sherpa jackets.
This season, we love them in more relaxed silhouettes: straight-leg, wide-leg, or slightly oversized pants.
Because the comfier, the better.
Chocolate, camel, and earth tones
Colors also change when the cold weather arrives.
Chocolate, camel, taupe, beige, and brown make the perfect base for building winter looks and also pair beautifully with gray, cream, off-white, or red.
Chocolate pants with a light-colored sweater.
Camel corduroy with gray knitwear.
Dark brown with a white sweatshirt.
Easy winter combos.
Light-colored Pants in winter too
Forget the rules: white isn't just for summer.
Off-white, cream, and beige pants bring so much light to winter looks and work especially well with warmer pieces in gray, brown, or camel.
Add an oversized sweater, lined boots, and a special jacket, and you've got one of those outfits that looks carefully put together without trying too hard.
Winter whites are always a good idea.
Wide-leg: comfort first
In winter, we want easy-to-wear pieces.
And that's where wide-leg and relaxed-fit pants come in.
As well as being comfortable, they work great with roomier pieces like chunky sweaters, padded jackets, or sherpa coats.
The relaxed silhouette from head to toe has that effortless feel we love.
You don't always need to balance out the volume.
Pants + sweater: the fail-safe formula
Some combinations work season after season.
A pair of winter pants + a cozy sweater is probably the easiest combination of all.
If the pants have texture or embroidery, go for a cleaner knit. If they have a simple design, you can play with jacquard sweaters, graphics, or furry details.
The key is to let one of the two pieces take center stage.
Add texture to your look
In winter, textures matter a lot.
Corduroy + knitwear.
Sherpa + cotton.
Jacquard + flowy pants.
Fur + warm fabrics.
Mixing different finishes makes even an outfit made entirely of neutral tones much more interesting.
More texture, more winter mood.
With a sweatshirt for a more casual look
Winter pants don't always have to be worn with knitwear.
Relaxed pants in brown, gray, or beige paired with an oversized sweatshirt create a much more casual, youthful look.
Add a beanie, sneakers, or boots, and you've got the perfect uniform for a winter's day.
Comfy, but still cute.
The boots do the rest
Footwear sets the mood.
With lined boots, you take the look straight to the mountains.
With ankle boots, it's more urban.
With sneakers, it's more casual.
And with ballet flats and socks, you can give them a much more unexpected twist.
The same pants can work in completely different ways depending on how you style them.
Pants to step away from denim
We love jeans, but some days call for something different.
That's where corduroy pants, embroidered styles, soft fabrics, and relaxed silhouettes come in.
They're just as easy to style as jeans, but add texture and personality to your outfit.
The formula is still simple: swap your jeans for some winter pants and keep the rest of the look.
Instant upgrade.
From mountain look to city style
Even though many of these pants have a very mountain feel, you don't need a snow getaway to wear them.
Corduroy pants work perfectly with sneakers in the city.
Light-colored styles look great with a cropped jacket.
And chocolate-brown pants can easily become your new staples.
The idea is to capture that winter cozy mood and bring it to your everyday looks.
How to give your look more attitude
A little styling trick: avoid making everything look too perfect.
- Cuff the hem slightly.
- Add a sweater tied around your waist.
- Let a T-shirt peek out from underneath.
- Mix brown with pink or red.
- Add a beanie or a furry accessory.
It's the little details that make a simple look feel much more special.
Your winter uniform
Warm, comfortable, and easy to style.
Winter pants are the piece that can give your jeans a few days off.
Corduroy, earthy tones, relaxed fits, light-colored pants, and textured fabrics become the stars of a season when dressing comfy can also mean dressing cool.
Sweater, boots, favorite pants, and plans all sorted.
Winter pants on, cold mode activated. ♡
