Here’s a compact, practical list of top online stores for winter fashion that ship across the United States, organized by price / purpose so you can pick quickly depending on budget and needs (warmth, style, outdoor performance, or luxury). I’ve included one-line notes about strengths and typical price range — click-throughs and local store pickup options vary by retailer.

Budget / Fast-fashion (cheap to inexpensive)

• H&M — trendy, very affordable coats, sweaters and accessories; frequent sales.
• Old Navy / Gap — dependable basics and family sizing at low-to-mid prices.
• ASOS — huge selection of trendy, low-priced puffers and faux-fur styles (plus free returns in many cases).

Mid-range (everyday style + better quality)

• Uniqlo — excellent basics and thermal layers (HeatTech) at low-to-mid prices; reliable sizing and U.S. shipping. (Uniqlo.us.com)
• J.Crew / Madewell — classic wool coats, parkas and knitwear; good for polished casuals.
• Nordstrom / Nordstrom Rack — broad price range, strong customer service; Nordstrom.com offers free shipping & returns in the U.S. (easy online shopping + many physical locations for pickup/returns). (investor.Nordstrom.com)

Outdoor / Performance (cold-weather technical pieces)

• REI / REI Co-op — best for performance outerwear, insulated layers and boots; generous membership perks (extended returns and shipping benefits for Co-op members). Great if you need technical warmth for snow and extended outdoor use. (events.REI-co-op.com)
• Patagonia — durable, sustainable insulated jackets and a strong repair/trade-in program (Worn Wear); good for long-lasting, responsibly made winter pieces. (patagonia.com)
• The North Face / Columbia — wide range of insulated jackets and parkas at mid–high performance levels.

Mass-market / Marketplace (huge selection, price variety)

• Amazon — biggest selection across price points (fast delivery options, many brands and reviewers to compare). Good for quick replacement pieces and wide size/brand variety.
• Zappos — especially good for winter boots and footwear, great return policy.

Premium / Designer / Luxury (higher price)

• Net-a-Porter / Mr Porter / SSENSE — designer coats, luxury outerwear, curated seasonal pieces.
• Saks Fifth Avenue / Neiman Marcus — department-store selection of premium and designer winter coats.

Sustainable / Secondhand / Unique

• Patagonia Worn Wear & REI Used / Re/Supply — used, refurbished outdoor gear and trade-in options for sustainable shopping. (wornwear.patagonia.com)
• Etsy — handmade knitwear, vintage coats and one-off accessories for a unique winter look.

Local pickup / “near me” tips

• Most department stores above (Nordstrom, Macy’s, J.Crew, Uniqlo, REI) have brick-and-mortar locations across the U.S. and let you check “pick up in store” or “buy online, pick up in store” to avoid shipping and try sizes in person. Nordstrom explicitly shares inventory between web and stores so you can find nearby availability. (investor.Nordstrom.com)

Quick buying guide

• If you need technical warmth for snow/extended exposure: start with REI, Patagonia, The North Face or Columbia. (returnspolicy.info)
• If you want affordable everyday winter outfits or trendy puffers: ASOS, H&M, Uniqlo. (Uniqlo.us.com)
• If you want flexible returns and a mix of designer + mid brands: Nordstrom (free shipping & returns). (investor.Nordstrom.com)
• If sustainability or repair/trade-in matters: Patagonia’s Worn Wear and Patagonia’s online returns/repairs info are useful. (patagonia.com)

Would you like:

• A shorter list focused on one category (e.g., “best warm technical coats”), or
• Store links for nearby physical locations and pickup availability for a specific ZIP code?

(If you want store pickup/nearby inventory I can look up locations and click‑and‑collect options for your ZIP code.)