What are you wearing around the house to keep warm?

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I am currently wearing jeans, knee high thermal socks underneath, a thermal long sleeve t shirt under a big jumper and a bobble hat!

It’s a bit chilly when I sit down so I am busy tidying up and cooking. I will be going upstairs to watch tv later as it’s warmer up there and I’ll be keeping the bobble hat on!

Are you cold in your house and what are you wearing?

A woolly hat inside? Blimey. I wear the usual indoor clothes I think, like leggings, a top, jumper or cardi, and burkies - with socks if it’s really cold, but I crank up my heating tbh. Layers are for outside.

After several years of freezing to death I’ve had enough and decided to suck the bills up. However, I don’t put the heating on higher than 18 and we use Oodies largely (proper branded ones which are so very warm). Tonight I’ve got a big cardi on over my pjs.

I have the heating on but tend to wear a camisole, hoodie, joggers and Uggs around the house at the moment.

I usually always wear my Arizona Birkenstocks but Ugg slippers it is at the moment which are usually to hot for my feet but perfect at the moment. I don’t like a cold house and I don’t want my 1830’s house to get damp or mouldy. I have an Oodie which I was wearing but the cold got too much so heating went up.

Same here - it’s a game changer for wfh in my cold office (no heating)

Ski thermals and nothing else!

2 shirts one long and one short sleeved. A pair of fleecy trousers and a pair of woollen slipper socks. We also have the fire on so it really isn’t cold here

Thick fur lined gloves all day long. Hoodie to bed with hood up - frozen nose stuck out

Extra-thick jogging bottoms, long sleeve thermal T shirt, a big hooded cardigan which is lined with teddy fleece, two pairs of socks and slipper boots. Heating on around 20 degrees but it feels a lot cooler upstairs than in the living room with the big radiator.

It’s warmest downstairs as I don’t like a warm bedroom. I’m wearing trousers, jersey tank and long cardi. I think it must be about 18 as that’s what the thermostat is set at.

Thick velvet cords or jeans, a heat tech long sleeved thermal top and a massive roll necked woolen cable knit on top. Fluffy socks and sheepskin slippers

Heated fleece and heated gilet, flat is cold hardly gets above 15

The thickest pyjamas known to man, a vest and also fluffy socks

Long sleeved top in thick material
fleece jacket
leggings or tracksuit bottoms
socks

A big fluffy dressing gown, oversized thick pj bottoms over my regular bottoms and slipper boots. It’s good when the spring finally arrives as I instantly look 3 stone lighter when I can finally live without my layers 😆

Leggings under joggers or jeggings. A thermal vest, then long sleeve top, long thin cardigan and long thick crocheted cardigan. Socks and crocs🤣 The thin cardigan under the thick cardigan has been absolutely brilliant. Like a lining without adding bulk. Crocs are surprisingly warm.

Is it possible to be warm, completely comfortable, and actually look undumpy, without lots of heating on?

Thermal long sleeved top and fleece, jeans, DVT treatment stockings and wool socks. I feel the cold due to being on blood thinners. I'm very glad we had triple glazing put in a few years ago though. And the house warms up quick enough with gas heating as it isn't a McMansion🤣

NE Scotland - we have had nine days of absolutely bonkers snow and low temps. I can’t remember ever having snow like this. The heating is on but we live in an old granite house with high ceilings, and I’m a cold person anyway.

Currently wearing Uggs with lambswool socks, joggers, heat-tech base layer, alpaca knit, alpaca cardigan, and a snood thing. DP has gone to bed and the cat and I are on the sofa with the heated throw watching Hunger Games.

Oh fuck that for a joke! I couldn't cope with a house that was 11° I'd have to get that sorted out, or move. If it's beautiful I'd do everything I could to improve the insulation & stop draughts. But coukd NOT cope with it dropping to 11°

do you have a fireplace? Aga?

Oh do mea favour. I can afford heating and I’ll never compromise on it. Today I had jeans a long sleeved tshirt and socks. Was perfect

Ssssstone floooorz 🥶

your 'outfit' sounds cosy & lovely.

i'm (long term) not vey well & I need the ambient temperature to be reasonable & for my house & thermostat placement that's 21.5° .so I dread to think what my bills will be but I over pay in the summer! Hopefully that'll cover most of it.

I have a poncho which is so handy and keeps my back warm. I think the key is double socks and sheepskin slippers.

I’m in the throes of menopause and apart from my feet (fluffy socks), I haven’t been cold since I was in my early 40s. Just a regular nightie for me

I’ve actually turned my heating back down a bit today as it’s not so icy cold anymore and I was too hot last night and this morning. Plus I realised my bedroom curtains were in front of the radiator so all the heat was going behind it and not into the room. Much warmer now in there.

I’m much cooler now at night due to my HRT I used to have the window open at night in the winter. I don’t miss those days but I was overheated last night night having turned the heating up at night last week. Thank goodness for timed thermostat settings