The Getup: Baby It’s (Still) Cold Outside

The holidays are long gone but Old Man Winter is still hanging around.
5 February,2015By

Andrew is the founder and editor of Primer. He's a graduate of American University and currently lives in Los Angeles. Read more about Primer on our About page. On Instagram: @andrewsnavely and @primermagazine.

  • Mario Torres Solano

    where is the guy wearing it :/

    • AJBoilanger

      Those are the live getups, they’re not done as often it seems.

  • mtb rick

    Oreint’s Watches are probably the “best bang for the buck” you’re likely to find anywhere. I don’t know if you’ve included them before, I’ve only started following your great site recently, but I’m really glad to see that you’ve included one in this current one.

    • http://www.primermagazine.com/ Andrew

      Yep! I’m a big fan of them.

    • Capernicus

      I rank Seiko a little higher on the bang for buck scale, but Orient is up there as well.

  • Austin

    I swear by Next Level! I always make sure to stock up on their CVC tees as my go-to white and heather gray short-sleeved shirts. Great fit and just the the perfect thickness.

  • Butch_Zee

    That coat just looks so warm! Also, Orient/Seiko watches are great. Anyone recommend a good dive watch that doesn’t have a date box? I’m always on the lookout for one.

  • http://badasstaoreview.com/ Brett Vaughan

    These are all great picks, and yes it’s still cold. WAY too cold. Considering a move to Florida at this stage in life, we’re all getting really tired of the endless cold and snow, frozen pipes and all the other fantastic things that come with it. These looks are great, but hopefully I won’t need them soon.

  • Perry

    I purchased the parka shown here last year just before the “Polar Vortex.” This year has been even worse with most days below zero and quite a few ranging from -20° to -55°. This parka shrugs those temperatures off. I don’t even notice the weather where it covers me. Be forewarned though, it’s all polyester and nylon: it is a necessity, not a wardrobe piece.