'Things I Like This Month,' is a monthly newsletter where I share things I genuinely like or that stood out to me and felt worth talking about.

These are my favorite wool overcoats currently on sale.

Some stores and brands are trying to clear the stock to make room for next season.

'Things I Like This Month,' is a monthly newsletter where I share things I genuinely like or that stood out to me and felt worth talking about.

Winter parka is an essential part of any cold-weather wardrobe, especially if you live in a cold climate. Unfortunately, finding a well-made parka these days isn’t easy, which is why I’d like to share two of my favorite style options.

The parka was invented by the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic, who called it the "Amauti." Made from caribou skin and coated with fish oil, it kept them warm and dry in freezing conditions. The traditional amauti was more like what we know today as an anorak. It didn’t have an open front like the modern parkas developed since WWII.

Christmas-themed wardrobe to pack for the holidays with family. This is what I came up with.

If you choose a coat that is too fitted and formal, it won’t pair well with casual clothes and might look out of place. A perfect casual coat should have a roomy fit, have enough space to drape naturally and move comfortably, so you will look cosy and relaxed while wearing it.

Originally designed for walking the rocky terrain of the Alps, Tyrolean shoes are known for their comfort, durability, and distinctive moccasin stitching.

These lace-up boots originated with British Army units stationed in India, who wore ankle-high leather boots to play polo.

Unlike a jacket, a vest only takes up part of your body, leaving your sleeves exposed, which makes it easier to experiment with color. I prefer vests in brighter colors because they add a vintage or old-school vibe to a casual outfit.

A shooting jacket is a sports jacket made specifically for activities like hunting and clay shooting. What makes them different from standard jackets is a special cut in the shoulder to allow better movement when aiming.

When it comes to choosing which styles will work best for you, you need to consider your personal style, what pairs well with the clothes you wear most, and the situations in which you plan to wear them.

Not all knitwear is the same. Learn the differences between fabrics like lambswool, Shetland, cashmere, and cotton, and find out which ones work best for warmth, comfort, and everyday wear. Understanding the fabric helps you pick pieces that last and feel great all season.

It’s a classic style that dates back 200 years, and it can be worn with a suit or with jeans and a sweater. Plus, if you get one with a detachable lining, it can be worn basically all year round.

If you still don’t own any white or ecru trousers, you definitely need one and it will probably be the most stylish decision you have made in a very long time.