Recommend me leggings, layers etc to west that's the warmest ever

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I'm cold all the time and spend a lot of time outdoors, I really need the thickest warmest brands or what to look for.

I've been wearing M&S heatgen top with thick fleece or jumper but I'm still cold.

I think I need more like ski layers or something. What am I looking for or what brands etc?

I need tops, leggings, socks ideally.

I struggle a lot with cold. Camping gear works best. Long sleeved fleece thermal vest, light fleece, teddy fleece. I have been known to put a down gilet over the top of that. Leggings and thermal trousers.

Can you wear real wool? Makes a huge difference. Merino for next to the skin, thicker wool on top.

I can't wear wool unfortunately. Any type makes my skin itch really bad

@Froodwithatowel which type or brands do you recommend?

Uniqlo Heattech is the one you need! Their long sleeve base layers are so cosy.

Also Primark thermal leggings are a godsend and so cheap. They’re fluffy lined and I wear them skiing as my base layers and are super toasty.

Lovall for their fleece lined leggings - best I have ever tried. Uniqlo Heattech turtle neck base layers are amazing too.

M&S fleece lined leggings are ace.

Original Heat Holders socks. The Max thickness ones. A pair of merino socks underneath doesn't go amiss.
If your feet are cold you'll never be warm.

That's tough for you - it's really tricky to get warm on top without wool for layers.

Acai leggings are thick and well worth the cost.

Heated gilet!!

I have the M&S thermal leggings and like them - second winter and they're wearing well. I wear them under something else if going out. Wool socks and then the Heatholder socks over. On top, two merino wool layers and a cashmere jumper. Hoodie on top if necessary!

I have a couple of M&S thermal long sleeve tops - could you wear one under wool layers?

Evenings on sofa - Oodie over PJs.

What you've got should be ok. You just need more layers.
When it's bitter, and I get the delights of sitting still with kids in unheated spaces, I generally wear:
*Tops: vest, thermal vest teeshirt, and jumper.
*bottoms: primark thermal tights, trousers, and walking socks.
*outers: coat, scarf, hat and gloves.

Uniqlo heattech. The long sleeved thermal vest is amazing.

And yes to the M&S leggings. Thermal trousers over the top: Mountain Warehouse camping ones.