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Your plan looks good. I love anything SmartWool and wear the no-show socks all year inside. They have changed their design for sick and now they have more seams, which my feet do not like. Something to consider with any winter socks.
Just reading along with interest. I have zero ideas for this as I struggle mightily with it every winter. Mind you, I say the same about dressing for around the house in summer too. My deep winter collection is so boring and repetitive, but honestly, there just isn't that much else to wear unless you want to go a lot dressier. And I suspect that's not you
“ there just isn't that much else to wear unless you want to go a lot dressier. ”
That’s why I like to toss a mini skirt over all those warm under layers. It isn’t dressy, but it is something different and fun (at least to me—other people have different ideas of “fun”)
I will throw in a recommendation for Darn Tough socks. Unlike the Smartwool that I walked holes in, DT will reimburse you for a new pair if you have any issues with their socks, even after years of wear! They’re not cheap but they’re really good, and come in various weights.
Don’t overlook Ugg for clothes as well as footwear. I have a super cozy poncho thing from a couple of years ago that I still love. And they make a really good cozy long cardigan too.
Would you consider adding a down skirt to throw on over the leggings? Even fleece lined tights/leggings don't keep me toasty when I walk outside on the coldest of days especially if there is a wind. Outdoor Research skirts are my favorite but there are many others around.
Also, my best fleece lined tights came from Title Nine. Cozy, warm and sleek enough to wear under the skirt without adding bulk. Good luck and I can't wait to see what you pull together!
Greycat6, that skirt looks actually useful in staying warm! Mine have some utility that way, but compared to the puffy, they’re just a ruffle on my butt
I like fleece, fleece lined leggings or knit joggers for staying warm and cozy at home. I have a couple of hooded LL Bean flannel jackets that I love. I wear them as an outside jacket in the fall and as an inside layer in the winter. I have found some cute and cozy double hoodies from Ampersand. They have pockets (some side, some kangaroo) and long sleeves with thumb holes to keep hands warm. I am quite fond of the double hoods. One hood up for inside. Two hoods up for outside! One caution though, not all weights are the same. It is important to read the details.
I just realized that this thread is the treasure chest I need. I’m getting heat tech ultra warm stuff for my dad, because he’s always cold these days, have been trying to figure out warm things my mom would enjoy wearing—long Johns will not make her happy the way they will him. So many good ideas in this thread!
Ann Taylor heard your request, up there in the Loft. Take a look at this plush bodysuit (you know I'm a believer in bodysuits) and velour sweatpants outfit. Add a long cardi and I think it'd be very cozy for curling up on the couch. https://www.loft.com/lou-&.....82&de
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I like Patagonia's commitment to the environment, and I love these fleece lined leggings. I like the nubby fleecy ones for in the home. Plus my fave timberlands. Ugg makes some all weather boots that are extra cozy...and they don't look like Uggs!
I’m late to this thread but here is what I use. Here is what I have on deck for walking outdoors. It’s a layered approach so that I can walk outside everyday regardless of temperature. I’m in Ottawa and it is very cold here with considerable snow. I have a knee length down coat from Columbia-the one with omniheat technology. This is a hardcore coat and works up to -30. It may be good in colder temperatures but I haven’t tried that..yet. Ihave Columbia boots - mine are ankle but they come in taller versions. These feel like a sneakers and have reasonable grip. They can accommodate an extra liner if needed. I feel the coat and boots are critical. I have a capsule of layering items that include leggings and long sleeve tops in two different weights. The thinner ones are from Paradox and are merino wool. I purchased mine from Costco. A total bargain. I have a set of thicker ones from Patagonia-again bottom and top.
If it’s very cold I wear a pant shell over the leggings .. mine are from Mec. They have a wind proof panel on the front thigh. I also have a pair of Yak tracks for icy conditions. I don’t think any of these are particularly stylish but I am never cold.
