Reddit reviews Winter Womens / Mens - Black Gloves

http://www.amazon.com/Winter-Womens-Mens-Black-Gloves/dp/B001MQELP6/ref=sr_1_1?s=apparel&qlEnable=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1289263830&sr=1-1&searchContext=B001MQELP6,B001SJ5U0M,B001PN6JAG,B000DZA4KI,B002OHDZ9U,B001C4RSWG,B002A5FFLM,B0030CU9LK,B001DS545O,B002ERL790,B003SGH6R8,B002M62ES6,B001F0KG08,B003YU2HI6,B000EBC4PY,B003KQYVBA,B002WJG6IW,B0002ITTQ6,B002JHI41E,B000K5IZXO,B003TA32S0,B000OC0NW4,B001D161W6,B0012I8QI2

I found those on amazon. If you are seriously in need of gloves I can have them to you in 2 days (amazon prime lets me do it for free).

If you're on a budget, thrift stores are your friend. I did a reverse move from you: from the Midwest to the South. I am missing winter already. Here is how I would approach building a winter wardrobe:

1. Outerwear - in Denver, you will probably need a good winter coat. I've had great luck with Burlington Coat factory. Personally, I like knee length wool coats, but you might prefer down (the puffy look). Either way, pick a neutral based on your wardrobe (e.g. brown, grey, black). Expect to spend around $100, or do some serious thrifting.
   
2. Boots - Get one pair of stylish but warm boots that you can wear with pants or skirts. If you can, find something that is lined with something soft and warm like fleece. I have actually found great options on QVC like these.
   
3. Extremities - You'll want good socks and/or warm tights, some cheapie gloves, some warmer gloves or mittens, a hat/earmuffs/headband, and a scarf. There is no need to spend a lot on these. You can probably find a cheap set that includes one of each at Burlington Coat factory or JCpenny. Better yet, ask for these for the holidays, they're always on sale starting in November.
   
4. Use what you've got - I'm sure you already have jeans, long sleeve shirts, and cardigans that you can wear when it gets cold. Just layer them up. My two favorite looks are (a) jeans tucked into boots, T-shirt, hoodie, blazer and (b) skirt, leggings, boots, button-up, sweater, blazer. It's all about the layering.
   
5. Thrift for warmer layers - I have found many, many sweaters and wool skirts in thrift stores. Check out Goodwill, Salvation army, Amvets, and any local shops or specialty stores. Don't forget to look in the men's section for fabulous slouchy cardigans and oversized sweaters perfect for lounging on weekends.
   
   I am so envious. I want to wear layers!

E-cig indoors.

These, you can buy them at walmart.

Find a nice corner.

Does it matter? It's not like you're actually going to stop smoking because you're cold.