The best off-season deals on Amazon (jackets for $50)

Carlita Brasington
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A men's Columbia jacket on sale, prices starting at $50. (Source: Amazon)
A men's Columbia jacket on sale, prices starting at $50. (Source: Amazon)

Summer is approaching, which means it’s the perfect time to shop for winter gear! Yes, you read that right. It sounds outrageous, but stocking up on cold-weather essentials is never a bad idea in the off-season because that’s usually when you can find the biggest sales. Don’t take our word for it. See for yourself with these four winter essentials available on Amazon now.

It’s never too soon to bundle up

A slimming puffer jacket for men. (Source: Amazon)
A slimming puffer jacket for men. (Source: Amazon)

Starting at $49.99

This supersoft puffer jacket does double duty. On the days you don’t need a coat, it can be compressed into a neck pillow, which is perfect for long travel days or at-home relaxation. Whether you’re using it to warm up or rest your head, this jacket is made of lightweight polyester that will allow you to move seamlessly, all while keeping you warm and dry.

A women's winter hat on sale. (Source: Amazon)
A women's winter hat on sale. (Source: Amazon)

$8.95 $11.95 at Amazon

With tough in the name, you already know this hat is going to keep you extra warm. Its cable-knit design fits the winter aesthetic and also offers serious protection from snow, rain, and piercing-cold winds. The yarn fabric is made to stretch for a one-size-fits-all deal, and with 21 color options, there truly is a choice for everyone. Plus, it’s currently 25% off.

A soft shell jacket for men. (Source: Amazon)
A soft shell jacket for men. (Source: Amazon)

Starting at $49.98

This all-weather jacket from Columbia is perfect for withstanding the most frigid winter days. The zipper closure goes fully up the neck to allow for extra warmth, and its durable polyester fabric is sure to protect you from Mother Nature on your next run, night out, or casual trip to the slopes. Available in eight neutral color tones, you can style this versatile closet staple with any type of outfit.

A trendy Dr. Marten's leather boot. (Source: Amazon)
A trendy Dr. Marten's leather boot. (Source: Amazon)

Starting at $89.71

Dr. Martens boots are renowned for their ability to be as durable as they are stylish. Whether you utilize these as a winter boot, a work shoe, or your go-to fashion staple, these shoes will withstand it all. This leather boot is made to last you for years to come, and the extra-cushioned sole will make walking for hours on end an equally comfortable and fashionable task.

Investing in durable, long-lasting winter essentials is important for surviving the season, especially for those that live in a colder climate. And once the first snowfall hits, these finds will be flying off the shelves. Work against the crowd and stock up on what you need sooner than later. Luckily, Amazon never goes out of season and has the best winter deals year-round!

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