Hot Outerwear for Cold Weather: STACK Magazine - Exercises, Training, Nutrition, High School Athletes

You’ve put together a solid outfit, head to toe. Don’t go covering it up with outerwear that looks like it’s from ’99. Do your outfit right—stay polished and accessorize appropriately. Check out these athletes, who know the value of a good outer layer.

The good thing about a blazer is that you will get the most out of every dollar you spend on it. Sport this soccer player’s style, and wear it with jeans and a T. Swap out the T for a tucked-in collared shirt and you’re good to go anywhere a coach will be. Replace the denim with khakis or dress pants and you’re set for a media blitz. Add a tie and you’re dressed to the nines.

Whenever in fashion doubt, find an image of D Wade and take note. Here, looking good enough for a red carpet and suave enough for a night out, the Miami Heat guard cools down his outfit by throwing a bomber jacket over a crisp buttondown, skinny tie and modern cargos. However, this jacket is good enough to wear over any outfit—except sweats and a T.

Wear it: Anywhere—to school [just swap out the cargos for denim]; to meet coaches; to check out campus. Anywhere.

Dress down with style, À la Tom Brady. The QB’s sturdy, military-style jacket pairs well with anything [jeans, Ts, sweaters, etc.]; but with the revamped Nike AW77 hoodie in a bright shade, you make your athletic vibe pop.

Wear it: Weekends; team meetings; school; out with friends; to support other teams


adidas Cleveland Cavaliers Hardwood Classic T-Shirt, $30, cheroes.com Basic Twill Blazer, $39.50, oldnavy.com Scarf, $13, hm.com	Military Jacket, $70, hm.com Nike AW77 Half-Zip Hoodie, $150, nike.com	Jordan Bomber Jacket, $500, jumpman23.com Plaid Buttondown, $70, abercrombie.com Tie, $24.50, gap.com