20 Winter Essentials if You’re Always Cold

Whether you’re hanging at home or have errands to run, you can never have too many of these. From the rib-knit construction to the trendy color options, you’ll look stylish while feeling extra toasty. ($30+, Everlane)

Pop this in the microwave for up to 90 seconds and it’ll stay warm for up to two hours. It’s scented with real French lavender, so you’ll get some calming aromatherapy benefits from it, too. It’s perfect for days when you just can’t seem to get warm no matter what you try. ($29.99, Warmies)

Colder weather means stocking up on Uniqlo Heattech. This long-sleeve tee from the line is soft, stretchy, and lined in an ultra-warm fleece fabric. The crewneck collar won’t make you feel stuffy. Our editor wore a few on a trip to Iceland and can confirm that they helped her stay warm and retain body heat. ($29.90, Uniqlo)

Tea lovers, you need this. This stylish kettle comes in seven colorways and has an automatic shut-off function, so you don’t need to stand there while you wait for the water to boil. Plus, it has an ergonomic grip handle, a water level gauge, and a light indicator during boiling. ($79.99, Wayfair)

You know what helps chilly hands? A hot cup of — you guessed it. Between an electric kettle and this Snow Angel tea, you’ll feel warmed up in no time. We love this one for its refreshing flavor profile that has notes of peppermint, rosehip, and spearmint. Enjoy on chilly work days at home…or do as one of our editors does and keep them in your bag. Having a cozy beverage on hand at all times = a must. ($18, Leaves of Leisure)

These are the definition of cozy. They’re perfect for indoor wear, but since they have supportive sugarcane foam, you can also wear them to run errands comfortably. Pro tip: If your feet get too warm while wearing, you can collapse the leather heels and wear them like backless slippers. ($85, Sanuk)

What’s great about these is that although they’re warm, they won’t make your feet overheat. They’re made from a breathable and moisture-wicking viscose (from bamboo), so they’re a bit cooler than traditional cotton. Since they’re constructed with a certain weave, they’re safe to machine wash and won’t pill. If you don’t like them (spoiler: you will), Cozy Earth lets you return items up to 100 nights after purchase. They’ll cover shipping in the US and you’ll get a full refund. PS: Read up for our full review of Cozy Earth products. ($44/3 pack, Cozy Earth)

If you’ve got some soreness going on, look no further. This heating pad works to relieve your most uncomfortable aches and pains. It has four heat levels, auto shut-off after two hours, and is even machine washable (just remove the controller part). It’s big enough to use across your back or stomach, plus it’s HSA/FSA eligible. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Your night in just got a lot more elevated. Throw these in the microwave for soothing warmth and comfort. They’re filled with millet grains and lavender, which provide extra aromatherapy and soothing vibes. Enjoy. ($26.49+, Amazon)

These are touch-sensitive on three fingertips and come with an anti-slip palm grip, so your device won’t fall into a pile of slush. Whether you need to control your playlist for your winter run or just need to update the group chat, these are reliable gloves to have in your pocket. They also have a four-way stretch, so you'll feel comfortable while on the go. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

No more “I can’t feel my ears” moments after a walk or run. These premium fleece headbands are larger around the ear area, so they’ll actually cover your full ear and won’t accidentally slide around. The headband has high elasticity too, so it’ll stretch to fit your head comfortably and sit perfectly around your ponytail. No headaches or ear aches here. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Yes, it’s freezing outside, but being inside 24/7 is…a little confining. These leggings are fleece-lined, have two side pockets, and have a back pocket for a key, which makes them a great option for your next venture out. Reviewers rave about their thickness and warmth. These also work well as a base layer for skiing. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

If you’re always chilly, you know the key is to layer. This coat makes a perfect middle layer that won’t be too stifling while you’re inside. If you’re heading out, you’ll be able to still throw on a heavier parka without feeling too bulky. Since it reaches way past your butt, more of you will stay covered. ($98, Free People)

Scratchy sheets? Not in our house. L.L.Bean’s flannel sheets are a cult-favorite for their velvety softness. (These have over 1,800 five-star reviews to prove it to you.) L.L. Bean’s exclusive process removes fibers from the surface of the fabric to leave it feeling ultra smooth and comfy. They come in a number of neutral color options and range from twin to California king sizes. ($49.95+, L.L.Bean)

It’s hard to find a comfy blanket that also looks chic on the couch. This super-soft Barefoot Dreams throw has a cult-like following for a reason. You can easily throw it in the wash without risk of pilling, shrinking, or wrinkling. Plus, it makes an ideal travel accessory. ($158, Nordstrom)

Made from a blend of viscose and modal, this scarf feels like cashmere but at a fraction of the price. The most important thing? It’s huge. The extra length gives you the ability to wrap and knot the scarf, covering up as much of your neck and chest as possible. Customers compare the feel to cashmere and say they can hardly tell the difference. Plus, it comes in 17 colors. It’s a win-win. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Or wherever you tend to get a chill. If you find yourself shivering at your desk, keep this by your feet. If you hate getting out of the shower because you know you turn into a human icicle upon stepping out, let this warm the room. (Note that it’s built for small spaces, so don’t expect it to warm up your entire bedroom.) It works via ceramic coils that can heat up quickly, and has tip-over protection thanks to its extra-sturdy base. Pro tip: Be careful while using. Don’t leave it plugged in for hours or leave it turned on after you leave the room. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

And for good reason. It’s ultra warm, has tons of easily accessible pockets, and has a fleece-lined hood. It’s long enough to cover your butt, so you’ll be able to wear leggings without freezing. If you’re skeptical — don’t be. It’s got over 20,000 five-star ratings. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

These single-use warmers are great if you’re heading to an outdoor sports game, tailgate, concert, camping or fishing trip, or any sort of activity outside. You just shake to activate, slip them into your gloves, and they’ll heat up in 15 to 30 minutes. If they start to cool off, expose them to the air again and shake a bit more. Once you’re done, you can throw them directly into the trash. PS: They’re also TSA-approved, have an estimated shelf life of three to four years, and can provide heat for up to 10 hours. ($6.99/10-pack, Amazon)

If you don’t like the limitations of regular gloves, fingerless is the way to go. You can fold back the top half and let your fingers roam free. And if your hands are always freezing even indoors, you’ll be able to text and type more comfortably, grasp items, and handle things with more care. When you’re ready to head outside, just fold the top back down and you’re set. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)