Help! Cold feet! Where can I get stylish and warm winter boots?

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I hate having cold feet and am desperate for new winter boots, not snowboots but something I can wear every day with jeans, dresses etc. I love the warmth and feel of Uggs but don't like the style (well I like some of the non slipper looking ones but they are a bit out of my budget). I really want something like this but they are also quite pricey as well as being out of stock in my size. Please stylish ladies, can anyone recommend anything, I've Googled till I'm blue in the face and my feet are freezing!

Watching with interest! I end up wearing hiking boots and got frostbitten tootsies last year. I have been taking ginko supplements for my bad circulation!

These? by El Naturalista look very cosy.

I have these by Rieker, they are super cosy, wool lined but only problem is not leather (didn't realise when I bought them), had them for about 1 yr. Can wear them pulled up or with fur folded down, good soles too.

I like the style of the Rieker ones but would prefer real leather/sheepskin if possible

Me too,

I think you can get similar ones in leather.

Anyone else? I'd really like sheepskin lined if possible but probably not UGG style.

I got sheepskin sole liners which have transformed my school run, I swear.

I second the sheepskin insoles. Get really good quality ones from Celtic sheepskin for 9 pounds.

I've recently bought the Norley Cedar boots from Clarks. I always have cold feet but these are keeping mine toasty. I do wear very thick socks inside too - I found the leg bit flaps about a bit otherwise. but really would recommend them, they're really sturdy and I just love them!

www.clarks.co.uk/p/20352538?cm_mmc=gbase--a--b-_-c&kpid=20352538

Thanks all, I have managed to find some Bearpaw boots on Ebay which satisfy the criteria of warm and not too pricey, have had similar before so crossing my fingers that they'll be what I want - if not I think insoles are the way to go, possibly in those Clarks boots which I did have my eye on.