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The cold has been ramping up lately, which means you need warm, cozy pieces in your wardrobe now more than ever. If you aren’t equipped with the right layers, the good news is that Walmart is still in winter mode with its fashion offerings. The megaretailer just released hundreds of new pieces, so we sifted through them and found ones worth adding to your closet for the final stretch of below-freezing temperatures.
Of course, dressing for the cold doesn’t mean you can’t be fashionable. With the right matching set or simple sweater, you can nail the rich mom look without sacrificing warmth or practicality. Even better, these pieces will get you the most bang for your buck, since you’ll still be able to wear many of them when spring decides to (eventually) grace us with its presence.
21 Winter Arrivals From Walmart That Nail Rich Mom Style
1. Our Favorite: Available in four colors, Time and Tru’s matching two-piece set is a quick way to look put-together while remaining extremely comfortable.
2. Trusty Tweed: Any outfit will look a little dressier after you throw on a tweed bomber jacket that combines navy and white speckles.
3. Barreled Beauties: With a relaxed silhouette, these high-rise barrel jeans are comprised of mostly cotton, making them ideal for all-day wear.
4. Cute Cardigan: You’ll always find a reason to throw on a textured knit cardigan. The gold-colored buttons instantly elevate the piece.
5. Fabulous Faux Leather: Featuring cool cutout details, Free Assembly’s faux-leather tote bag will quickly become your new everyday option or the work bag you can’t function without.
6. Wonderful Wide-Leg: You might be able to get away with wearing these drawstring waistband pants to work thanks to the smartly placed pockets
7. Smart Cinch: An adjustable cinched waist turns a cool parachute jacket into your most stylish layer.
8. Slip-On Sneakers: If you’re tired of wasting time slipping on snowboots, scoop up some mesh mule sneakers that easily slide on. They’ll be your go-to when things warm up and come in three spring-forward colors.
9. Office-Friendly: We can’t believe these must-have work pants are only $25. The high-rise design is super luxe-looking and offers inclusive sizing up to 4X!
10. Darling Denim: Your usual button-up shirt gets an upgrade with this sweet denim design embroidered with hearts.
11. Modest Midi: Time and Tru’s $16 midi dress will take you through multiple seasons. We love that the T-shirt design is 100% cotton for softness and quality.
12. Perfectly Puffed: It’s all about the elbow-length pleated sleeves on Scoop’s size-inclusive crewneck. They add a bit of volume rather than being tight on the arms.
13. Sporty Spice: No Boundaries’ roomy shoulder bag embraces the sporty look with its two-tone design and included charms.
14. Stylish Sweater: A pullover Henley sweater has never looked more elevated, thanks to the addition of a modest collar and top buttons.
15. Must-Have Midweight: If you can’t wait to embrace spring fashion, Scoop’s quilted floral jacket will help you usher in the new season in style. We love the corduroy collar detail.
16. Chipper Charms: Move over, basic moccasins — this pair features gold- and silver-colored charms for a more playful look.
17. Leggings-Approved: Available in six colors, this long, open-front cardigan costs just $20, making it a seasonal find you can’t (and shouldn’t) resist.
18. Solid Set: Wear this $30 matching set zipped up or down, but either way, you’ll have a sweatshirt and barrel pants you can live in all season.
19. Plus-Size Pick: A lightweight dolman sweater is a staple you can wear most of the year, and this one comes in sizes 0X to 5X as well as five colors.
20. Adjustable Jeans: No one will know that these relaxed, wide-leg jeans have a drawstring waistband, allowing you to adjust them as needed.
21. Sweet Sweatshirt: There’s just something about an off-the-shoulder sweatshirt that screams cozy-cute, a.k.a. a winning combination.
