Cheap warm/thermal clothes for cold trip help?

[Tamziin]

We are visiting a cold Canadian city in winter where the temperatures could be anything from +10 degrees down to -20 depending on the winter they’re having. It could be snowing/raining or neither. We’ll be in and out of museums and cafes etc so layering will be key - we all have warm coats but I think we need to buy thermals/fleeces etc as well. Any recommendations on where to look for the cheapest options that are still good quality? I’ve been looking at Decathlon ski wear - does anyone rate them?
Thanks if you can help!

Primark plush-lined leggings!

They are great under joggers and skirts when worn as 'long-johns'.

Far better than the expensive ones I bought on amazon last year!

Decathlon is fine.

Its aldi ski weekstarting Sunday 12th

Uniqlo is good for thermal layers/fleece lines clothes for adults and kids.

@YNK this is music to my ears! Do they do kids’ sizes?! At least I’ll be warm if not.
Thanks @FayCarew Decathlon is good value.

Oh will look out for the Aldi sale! I’ve never been in a Uniqlo - will look online now.

I bought some lovely ladies thermals from Tu at Sainsburys last month for trip to Iceland. Was really impressed with value for money.

Uniqlo do three different levels of Heattech for different temperatures.

Uniqlo heattech.

Which city? Humidity can also play a factor.

I bought M&S Heatgen £16 round neck long sleeve t shirt, don’t get mixed up with heatgen @ £8
I think there the warmest t shirt I’ve had

done Aldi wasn’t warm for me

@Tamziin they do kids and adults fleece lined leggings in primark there amazing!

I get all mine for cheap on vinted. Kitted out the kids for Lapland and skiing last year sooooo cheaply.

We're off to Lapland so have been looking at this stuff lately and everyone recommends the Primark Leggings mentioned above (I have some, they're great and they have loads of colours this year too) and also the Primark fleece pyjamas as a mid layer.

Now I got some from the men's dept because they were plainer/less pyjama looking - they were £10.

If you want a warm hat, I'd vote Amazon over the ski shops - cheaper and a wider choice.

Have a great time, I'd love to go to Canada.