Can You Wear Blundstones in the Snow: 15 Winter Outfits

By Shelby Bonner Apr 19, 2024

Blundstones have been around for over 100 years, and are a well-known quality shoe brand. Their boots are used for worksites, hiking, and everyday wear. They can be worn for every season, but can they be worn in the snow? It depends on what type you are wearing.

Regular Blunndstones are not one hundred percent waterproof, nor are they meant for severely cold temperatures. The company has a winter boot that is completely waterproof and has a removable insulated footbed made from sheepskin to help keep your feet warm.

The rubber bottom with its deep grooves of every Blundstone has a decent grip for snow and ice. They also have a shock protection system to add comfort on any hard surface like asphalt or ice.

Depending on how cold the temperature drops, adding a thick sock can be sufficient to keep your feet warm. In extremely cold temperatures, you might not find a Blundstone warm enough. They also go up just past the ankle, making them less than ideal for deep snow.

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About Blundstone

Blundstone is an Australian shoe company, started in 1870 in Tasmania, Australia. Originally, they were a work boot brand. To this day, they use textiles from a Tasmanian family-owned textile company. Their leather comes from a 100-year-old family-run leather tannery in Mexico.

In the 1990s, the boot brand gained traction with the everyday person, and their shoes are now sold for a variety of purposes. This brand prioritizes high-quality material and construction, for a shoe made to last.

The leather stretches to your foot shape for a custom fit. It is also very durable, and even after worn in the extremist of conditions, can look new again with proper cleaning and care.

Long Puffy Coat

For especially cold winter days, a long puffy coat will help keep your whole body warm without inhibiting your movement or being too bulky. They are a practical, yet visually appealing piece perfect for winter.

Check out these winter coats.

Plaid Coat

A popular pattern during winter is plaid, coming in a variety of different pieces, including a plaid coat. It is an easy way to add more color and pattern to your look without being overwhelmed or struggling to match it with other pieces,

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Striped Sweater

A striped sweater effortlessly creates visual interest. It is an easy way to add a pop of color, while still staying warm and cozy. Striped sweaters can be subtle with a few stripes of the same color, or bold and noticeable with many multicolored stripes in bright colors.

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Blues

Shades of blues are popular during winter to match the cold around you. Blue is a cool tone that looks great with other cool tones or contrasts with warmer tones like brown or cream. Wear a blue sweater or hat, or make your whole outfit a blue-shaded palette.

Check out these blue outfit ideas.

Faux Fur Accessories

Consider adding faux fur accessories for more high fashion and drama to your look. Faux fur can be found on coat hoods, scarves, mitts, and even as a full coat. It is a fun way to add personality and flair during the colder months.

Learn more about fur here.

Beret

A more fashionable, unique hat for winter is a beret. A beret offers more shape and structure than a beanie. It looks great with a tailored coat, sweater, and any other winter gear, whether it is casual or more formal.

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Lined Leggings

Leggings lined with fleece or other warm material are great for winter. They also are less bulky than other pants and fit easily into your Bludstones, or other shoes to still show them off.

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Neutrals

Neutral colors like brown, cream, and white are a popular color palette during winter. They match the neutral backdrop of winter and look good on everyone. Have fun playing with different combinations.

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Turtle Neck

Turtle necks are a great piece to bring out during winter. Not only will they keep you warm, but they also have more shape and the raised collar brings attention to your face.

Check out these turtlenecks.

UV Sunglasses

Even in winter, the sun shines bright. A pair of UV sunglasses will help protect your eyes from the sun’s UV rays, while also being a great way to accessorize.

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Maxi Skirt

You don’t have to give up your skirt just because it is wintertime. A long, maxi skirt made from thick material like flannel will help keep you warm and covered while still being fashionable. It is also a great layer to add over pants, leggings, or tights.

Try on these maxi skirts.

Tie Waist Coat

A tie waistcoat is a more fashionable coat alternative that naturally creates more shape and a tighter silhouette. Tying it up helps show off your waist and creates a flared bottom. When worn open, it adds flow and movement to the rest of your outfit.

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Oversized Hand Bag

Even with the bulkiest of winter gear, an oversized handbag won’t be missed. Not only will it stand out, but it also has plenty of extra space for your belongings, or to throw in your mittens or hat when you aren’t using them.

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Knit Scarf

A knit scarf is a cozy addition to your winter outfit, to add warmth as well as texture and a crafted, artsy piece. Choose a neutral shade like cream to blend in with any look, or find one in bright shades and patterns to bring attention to your face.

Check out these scarves.

Knee-High Boots

If you are walking in a high snow area, you might want to consider high boots to prevent any snow from falling into your shoe. Knee-high boots are plenty high enough and also make an impactful fashion statement.

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About the Author: Shelby Bonner

Shelby Bonner is a freelance graphic designer and writer who is passionate about fashion, and ethical, environmentally friendly fashion. She enjoys finding new brands, and following the latest styles each season.

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