Layering? It’s all about the build, baby.

Start with a snug set, and lean into the cozy, colorful fun that follows.

Winter dressing for kids doesn’t have to be complicated — it just has to keep up. Between playground days, cocoa breaks, and a few too many “I’m cold!” moments, the secret is simple: stack comfort, color, and character.

Step 1: Start with a Snug Set

Think of your base layers as the secret weapon.
Soft ribbed leggings, long-sleeve tees, and cotton sets that move with them (not against them).

These are the everyday heroes — the ones that make every outfit feel good from the inside out. Pick neutrals for versatility or go bold with print-packed basics. Either way, it’s the foundation of every great look.

Alpine Flowers L/S Tee + Alpine Flowers Leggings

Big Flowers L/S Top + Big Flowers Leggings

Step 2: Texture Play (Because Cozy Is a Mood)

Once the basics are down, bring on the fun.
Chunky knits. Soft sherpa & fleece. Cozy sweatshirt moments.

Mix textures and don’t overthink it — that contrast is what makes it cute and cool. Try pairing a smooth ribbed top with a nubby knit or layering a fleece sweatshirt under a heavier jacket for that laid-back, “I just threw this on” vibe.

Sherpa Collar Sweatshirt + Gingham Fleece Jacket + Lison Cardigan

Wooden Toy Sweatshirt + Marguerite Cardigan + Beanie Graphic Sweatshirt

Step 3: Top It Off

Outerwear that plays nice — that’s the goal.
Go for coats and puffers that actually fit over all those layers without turning your kid into a marshmallow. A cozy sherpa or bright jacket style adds just enough flair without weighing them down.

Ritzratz Patch Gingham Heavy Puffer Jacket + Multicolor Stripes Snow Jacket

Stripes Short Padded Jacket + Dino Hooded Puffer Jacket

Finish it off with some colorful extras!

A bold beanie or cap (bonus points if it clashes in the best way):

Multicolor Stripes Chapka + Garter Hat + Leopard Fleece Cap

Patterned socks peeking out of boots:

Day Dreamer Socks, 3 Pack + Striped Medium Socks + Bear Socks, 3 Pack

Gloves or mittens that make snowball fights feel official:

Leopard Fleece Mittens + Safe harbor Mittens + Alaska Mittens

The Everyday Magic

Here’s the thing: layering isn’t just about warmth; it’s about personality.
It’s the difference between “getting dressed” and building a vibe.

Let them pick a color, a print, or a texture that makes them smile — because when they love what they’re wearing, the confidence shows.

Shop our Winter Adventures Edit — pieces that mix, match, and move with your minis all season long.

 

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