Packing List for Paris in February

What to Pack for Paris in February

Packing list for Paris in February: learn what to pack and how to dress in Paris in February to strike the perfect balance between practicality and style.

Going on holiday abroad is all about letting go, exploring new places, and having a great time! And, if you’re planning a trip to Paris, you’re sure to enjoy every second.

But, before you arrive in the City of Love and Fashion, you need to do some prep, and that includes packing for Paris and doing it right. That includes your winter outfits and accessories that’ll make your life easier and your trip more enjoyable.

Paris Packing List February

Parisians are known for their edgy yet elegant sense of style, and you’re going to want to fit right in while still being comfortable enough to spend long days out and about without aching feet. It’s all about striking the perfect balance between practicality and comfort and looking and feeling good.

Luckily for you, we are locals in Paris and frequent travelers, so we’ve got all the tips you’ll need to pack for Paris properly and have everything you need. Finally, here’s a quick guide to packing for Paris in February. 

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Weather in Paris in February

February is a winter month in Paris. It is one of the coldest months in the city, with short hours of daylight and some rainy days. Snow occasionally covers the rooftops of Paris in February, but it does not last long.

However, as you get closer to the end of the month, the weather improves, and the start of spring is in the air.

If we stick to the statistics, the average temperature in Paris in February is 7C (45 F) maximum and 2C (36 F) minimum, with a 13% rainfall probability.

Sunset in Paris is still early in the afternoon. If you want to do things with daylight, check out the sunset times in Paris.

February in Paris, Avg Max. Temperature
February in Paris, Avg Min. Temperature
Avg. Days of Rain
8 C /46 F
3 C /37 F
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How to Pack for Paris in February – Top Tips by Locals

What are the main things to pack for Paris in February for men and women? The key to dressing in Paris in wintertime is quality, warm clothes.

Paris winter outfits for men should include a warm jacket, a warm scarf, and a wool hat. Nice winter outfits for Paris in February include merino pullovers with a shirt underneath and perhaps a good wool-blend coat. Good leather Chelsea boots with merino wool socks will keep feet warm and cozy.

The list of women’s clothes to wear in Paris in February will include a warm coat. Nice outfits to wear in Paris in February will have turtlenecks, wool shawls, or oversized cardigans as the second layer. Complete your Paris winter outfits with a warm scarf and a wool hat.

We always recommend packing a small foldable umbrella for those rainy days in Paris. Good small umbrellas are easy to fit in your day bag.

What to Wear in Paris in February: Style Guide

Paris Packing List Fall Winter

What to wear in Paris in February? If you need ideas on combining the clothes on your Paris packing list February to look stylish and blend in with locals, check out our winter style guides for women and men.

TIP: You can also come to Paris with half of the suitcase empty and enjoy a Paris shopping tour with a passionate and creative personal shopper! She will help you to choose the best clothes to wear in Paris for your travel style. This fun shopping experience is suitable for women and men. If you are traveling with teenagers, check out this shopping tour for teens in Paris.

Packing for Paris in February – Your Paris Packing List

This list of things to pack for Paris in February is for men and women. This Paris packing list February is complete with some basic tips for your luggage (suitcase and day bag /backpack), travel essentials, and toiletries.

1. Paris Packing List: Luggage

Carry-on vs. Checked Suitcase:

Use a suitcase that is sized to the duration of your trip to Paris. Remember that some airlines charge for checked luggage, and there is always the chance that your luggage does not follow you if your flight to Paris has a short layover. I am a big fan of Delsey Paris, as it has elegant designs and comes in a couple of nice colors. Plus, the carry-on isn’t too expensive.

Packing Cubes:

How could we travel before without packing cubes? Packing cubes are the single best packing hack that I can recommend for packing for Paris and anywhere else. Personally, I have three packing cubes (red, green, blue) where I keep different items (e.g., casual clothes, hiking /sports clothes, fancy clothes).

Daypack vs. Day Bag:

The answer will depend on your personal style and what you’re doing on a day-to-day basis during your trip to Paris. If you are concerned about safety in Paris, check out this quick guide to anti-theft backpacks or this guide to anti-theft day bags (but not every person in Paris is trying to rob you, so chill out).

2. Paris Packing List February: Clothes and Accessories

Here’s a checklist of what to pack for Paris in February – clothes to wear in Paris in February and accessories. For your convenience, we have added links to our favorite items, which are available on Amazon. A couple of days before your trip, check out the weather forecast in Paris and review your packing list if necessary.

Women’s clothes for Paris in February:

Casual White Shirt

Black Turtleneck

Straight Leg Dress Pants

Slim Jeans

Little black dress

Black Poncho

Open Cashmere Cardigan

Wool Coat

Fedora Hat or Winter Beanie

Cashmere Scarf

Winter Gloves (with touchscreen function)

– Quality Chelsea Boots and classic sneakers

– Everyday essentials (underwear, socks, pajamas, etc.)

Men’s clothes for Paris in February:

Oxford shirt

Cashmere Pullover

Merino Sweater V-Neck

Jeans

Leather Jacket

Wool Blend Coat

Merino Wool Scarf

Winter Beanie for Men

Winter Gloves (with touchscreen function)

Pointed Shoes, Chelsea Boots and classic sneakers

– Everyday essentials (underwear, socks, pajamas, etc.)

3. Paris Packing List: Travel Essentials

– Phone charger

Portable Power Bank

Travel adapter

Mini portable hair dryer dual voltage (usually provided in mid-range & luxury hotels)

-Passport + travel documents + visa if relevant

– Prepaid SIM card for France (check here how to get one before landing in Paris)

Travel pillow for the plane

– Travel Insurance (click here for our best tips for a safe trip depending on your country of origin)

-Some cash for small purchases and tips + bank cards (read about tipping in Paris)

-International driving license, if relevant

-Phone/ Camera

Reusable water bottle (it is safe to drink tap water in Paris)

Foldable travel umbrella

Basic first aid kit 

-Medication and prescriptions, if relevant

4. Paris Packing List: Handy Toiletries

You can buy all this in local pharmacy shops or supermarkets, but many people prefer to bring them from home. If packing toiletries for a short trip, you may want to add small bottles of your favorite toiletries to your luggage:

-Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss

-Shower gel/soap (usually there’s soap in the hotels in Paris, but perhaps you want to use your favorite one?)

-Shampoo and conditioner

-Deodorant

-Tweezers

-Comb and brush

-Face and body moisturizers

-Lip balm

-Women’s sanitary supplies

-Perfume/skin scent

-Makeup

-Shaving cream, blades, and accessories

-Hair ties

And there you have it, a comprehensive guide on what to pack for Paris in February with our top tips to make the perfect packing list for Paris in February.

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