Seriously cold people what will you be wearing for the next 6 plus months?

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Would love to hear about specific brands or even tips that enable to function.

I bought several lightweight cotton scarves with pretty printed patterns, so light they are almost see-through , you'd think they would not do much but because they are wide they provide a lot of warmth around my neck at home. Look really nice on Zoom calls and don't itch (I don't like wearing thick woollen scarves at home when I'm already wearing slipper socks, a coatigan with 3 layers under it and tights under my leggings!)

An oodie at home. I'm a coldie, and live in a cold house. They are THE ABSOLUTE NUTS.

@Knifeandfawkes I have just ordered 2 from Amazon 😃

I've got a heated gilet from amazon and for when I'm outside I have the most amazing helly hansen boilersuit (lekness or something it's called).

I have a thermal fleece under top from trespass that I have used for hiking and camping I use as a sleepover top. Really makes a difference under my clothes.

Unfortunately my raynauds has been bad this year due to the meds I'm taking so Ill be taking some tips from this thread!

Oh also wear one one of those huge scarves that are almost like shawls around the house really makes a difference ive noticed and you can look lovely rather than lazy too

I've got a heated blanket for the sofa which makes chilly evening a lot better. It plugs into a socket and you can chose the heat setting and the length of time it's on for.

I live in the East Coast of the US where doing a school run in -15 celsius is not unheard of.
So I wear a thin thermal layer, a jumper, scarf, waterproof gloves, hat and then most importantly a down jacket. I find most buildings are well heated and you keep stripping off layers. But when I am out and about it is vital to stay toasty and down jackets are the best. Lots of people assume that padded jackets are interchangeable with down jackets but they are not.
In the UK Uniqlo does thin down jackets and you can then layer that up with a waterproof thing.
I wear a 3 in 1 Patagonia jacket that has a down layer and then a waterproof layer.
I also wear a Fjallraven Kanken down parka that doesn't overwhelm me. (I'm very small/petite).
Also invest in good warm boots. I wear Merrell ones. (But we get a decent amount of snow and I need shoes with a good grip for the inevitable black ice that follows).

This is what I have but we live in super cold weather and I wear this for about 4-5 months almost daily.
www.fjallraven.com/uk/en-gb/women/jackets/winter-jackets/singi-down-jacket-w?v=F89647%3a%3a7323450646769

[quote LuchiMangsho]This is what I have but we live in super cold weather and I wear this for about 4-5 months almost daily.
www.fjallraven.com/uk/en-gb/women/jackets/winter-jackets/singi-down-jacket-w?v=F89647%3a%3a7323450646769[/quote]
That is absolutely gorgeous!

I promise you the 5-7 min walk to school in -15 degrees is pure torture without adequate gear (and possibly dangerous). Where we live, the kids play outside till its about -10ish. So they have snow boots and snow clothes in school in their locker. They don't seem to mind- I do feel sorry for those teachers.

Bought a lovely down coat from Uniqlo this weekend. Really toasty warm.
Also have a couple of not too hideous fleece jackets (if that’s not an oxymoron😉) and ordered some fluffy ones online, all from Uniqlo as well.

Really love Uniqlo stuff for keeping warm.