Warm trousers with elastic waists.

Some may turn their noses up at Primark but they have some cosy staight leg and wide leg joggers . Obvious reasonable priced, surpisingly nice quality.

Don't see why that's surprising.
I have many items bought from Primark over 20 years ago.

Me too, Welbeck.

Sainsburys "Tu" range can be good. I've a few pairs from there.

I have a selection of fleece lined jogger bottoms in several different colours. Most have been purchased over the years from Damart. They last brilliantly, and with nice jumpers for tops can look really nice. When it is bitter cold, I wear leggings underneath them.

I always buy my trousers from Bonmarche too always a good fit...

I got two pairs from Damart. Havnt worn them yet but I think they will be nice and warm. Good quality as well.

House of Bruar do nice moleskin ones. Pricey but cosy and you were able to get them online too last year if you're not in Scotland.

Fleece lined joggers and tops from Amazon are what I sometimes wear. Super cosy

Primark. £8 with a matching top £6. or one with a warm hood at £8. You can't beat it. They come in fabulous colours, have pockets and well.....what is not to like.

I had a small catalogue posted through my door last week, & on Page 17 there were three either cosy fleeced or thermal lined trousers with elasticated waists, you can shop online at CHUMS.CO.UK average price dependant on size is £30, I've not shopped with them , but was all for our age group, decent Boots & Nightwear too.

I wear men's fleece lined track suit trousers, straight leg, not elastic ankles, indoors in winter. Comfy and warm. Can't find the ladies equivalent.

I know they are not trousers but my daughter swears by these in the winter, when walking the dog.

www.primark.com/en-gb/p/1pk-velvet-plush-leggings-black-991142532804

They also do them in tights

www.primark.com/en-gb/p/velvet-plush-tights-black-991109219804

I've been wearing thick tights under my jeans for the past couple of weeks and they're so cosy!

I have bought from Chums and found the quality good

A few years ago I saw some long Johns in a sports shop window, they were drastically reduced, (due to the colours I think) but they are so warm, made by Campri. You can wear them under normal trousers. I find them easier to wash than lined trousers which take ages to dry. Nobody knows I have bright pink, mauve etc. under my trousers ! when there is a biting wind my legs are warmer than the rest of me. I do miss BHS and Littlewoods on the high street who sold Thermals in 'underwear colours' cheaper than M&S.

I went onto eBay and got a secondhand pair of salopettes (padded ski pants that people wear in the snow) that I wear over my regular trousers. Also, I bought a single electric blanket which I lay out on the sofa and sit on to watch TV (only costs pennies) and I do not have to put the heating on at all until it gets really cold.

I have just ordered some fleece lined winter trousers from Lands End,

Grannynannywanny

In very cold weather I wear leggings under my regular trousers. Cosy and comfy but not too warm.

I came on to say this. I also wear them under dresses with boots for church especially the fleece lined ones.

The ones I'm wearing right now are actually fleece PJ's from TU, costing £10.

(Their sizing is very generous, I actually have a pair of "small" on, but am a size 14) if you go online. suitable out and about for informal settings.

I've a navy pair for out and about and pink for around the house.

btw, anything under the M n s "Heatgen" range is absolutely superb and of course available online.

Here you go:

www.marksandspencer.com/l/lingerie/thermals?extid=ps_ps-bg_ggl_lg_ch_allcategories_-_UK_-_-_modernsearch&cq_src=google_ads&cq_cmp=22943337562&cq_con=183198851743&cq_term=m%26s%20thermals&cq_med=&cq_plac=&cq_net=g&cq_plt=gp&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22943337562&gbraid=0AAAAAD7g6bQaMM5axSQ4l1VeUoV8bet_w&gclid=CjwKCAiA8bvIBhBJEiwAu5ayrKaTH2N9Q_IB-EBnE4grEUXf34Ltmo2ls9E_ACe-J61QL5ttmmAfWBoCt4QQAvD_BwE