favorite item of clothing in the cold weather

It would have to be my woolly hat (but also like thick tights and those nice long sleeve vests that M&S and Uniqlo sell) - hate being cold!

My felted beanie hat bought in Canada a few years ago. Handmade and so totally unique it keeps the wind out of my ears.

I have a fleece one piece neckwarmer that I bought from Aldi a few years ago. It is so cosy, and can be pulled up to cover the ears, or re-worked to make a hat. I do also have a fleece beanie.

Cashmere next to the skin.

I wear M&S Heatjen long sleeved tops and leggings. I also love my down coat, bought for a trip to Finland one winter!

thermal socks over my tights immediately make me warm all over. No idea why.

A buff

M&S thermal vest under a fleece. Lovely!

A coat - I bought it in a sale about 15 years ago. Not sure what it's made of, but it has a sort of bouclé texture, is very roomy and very cosy.
Plus thermal gloves.
What did we do before fleece though?

TriciaF that is exactly the sort of coat I would like! I even saw Nichola Walker ( actress) wearing it in her role of a ghost in a detective series ( the one with a Swedish and possibly Aspergers detective as her boss.)Boucle texture and roomy ( I especially like the roomy bit.)

Today I will be glad of a very warm hat I have had for years, not exactly stylish but does the job on a cold windy day when I have to walk somewhere.

Sounds decidedly chilly Izabella

roses woolly hats - they seem to be all the rage this winter. You see them in many countries all over the world.
My friend knits them, she has them in all colours. I told her she could have made a fortune if she'd put them on ebay!

My M&S feather and down coat with a big hood is my favourite this year. Also I always wear leather gloves as my hands get very cold.

Agree with the Buff, izabella - so versatile. That and my snood type scarf are my go to items in cold weather.

My lovely winter coat from Hobbs- navy blue full length in wool, smart and very warm. (bought it in the sale last year and still like new).

My DD bought me something similar to that this Christmas Greyduster . I think she found it in one of the Christmas markets. Its wonderfully warm. It has a kind of bib front and back and the top bit is a long funnel that you can pull up or down as far as you like. Its lovely and warm and ideal for my beach walks.

A Faux shearling coat with a hood. I've had it for years and every summer I consider throwing it out, but don't! It still looks like new and as soon as the temperature drops out it comes.

My newish grey and silver lurex jumper.(I am finding it hard to take this off for long enough to wash it! )
It was reduced down from £95 to £47 in EAST's sale and I had £35 of gift vouchers from a John Lewis so it effectively only cost me £12!
It is a beautifully soft wool mix without being scratchy and quite glittery which lifts my spirits!

Apologies Izabella what is a Buff? Clearly guilty of confusing it with "the buff"!

Glad you asked that Daphne - I was wondering what Buff was!

"Icebreaker" merino long sleeved vest and for outside a Turtledove (reclaimed cashmere) buff.

Ancient Aran cardigan and my NEW sheepskin scuffs.
Isn't a buff a muff you wear when stark naked for modesty purposes? Like those comic male strippers with balloons. Oh dear pour me a gin please

Isn't that a willy-warmer, Stansgran?