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Winter City Break Outfits
Winter city break outfits from WDLT117, Due West and Utopia, each piece priced on 2 November 2026, from about ¥20,900.
Warm coats, heavy knits, tailored trousers, and walking boots from independent boutiques for a weekend away in cold weather.
Winter city break outfits combine insulated outerwear, heavy knitwear, and walkable leather boots for traveling through cold streets on foot. Oversized coats over relaxed trousers establish clean lines while keeping wind out. Dense wool and down hold in heat on cold, wet days, in shades of black, blue, and grey.
Mackage began in Montreal in the late nineties with outerwear in leather, down and wool. Moose Knuckles, another Montreal label, makes down parkas and jackets. Guidi has tanned leather in Pescia, in Tuscany, since the eighteen nineties, and it began making its own shoes in the early two thousands by recreating old workers' shoes and hiking boots.
Pair a cropped puffer coat with pleated wool trousers and stacked sole boots, and layer cashmere sweaters under shearling outerwear for long gallery afternoons. Due West in Toronto brings most of this wall, with down parkas and jackets from Moose Knuckles, Mackage and Canada Goose, and COOR. WDLT117 in Toronto brings Guidi zip boots and MM6 Maison Margiela ankle boots, and Utopia in Toronto adds Goyard and Louis Vuitton bags for the trip, most of them pre owned.
Winter city break outfits for women, piece by piece




- Coat: Mackage Womens Down Jacket Madalyn-Glo - Light Camel at Due West
- Knit: Canada Goose Womens Knit Windbridge Sweater Full Zip Black at Due West
- Trousers: RUOHAN Moorish Teak Onto Suit Trousers at WDLT117
- Scarf: RUOHAN Umber Maui Scarf at WDLT117
- Shoes: Timberland 6 Inch Premium Warm Fur Lined Black Gold at Utopia




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