How to Stay Warm and Comfortable When the Weather Turns Cold

As the seasons change and the chill sets in, staying warm becomes one of life’s simple yet important comforts—especially as we get older. Cold weather can affect circulation, joint health, and overall comfort, so it’s worth preparing thoughtfully.

Whether you're someone who enjoys a brisk walk in the fresh air or prefers the warmth of home, here are some practical and cozy ways to keep warm during the colder months—with a few product suggestions along the way to make it even easier.

1. Dress for Warmth—Not Just Style

When it's cold, comfort matters more than fashion—but the good news is, you don’t have to choose between the two. Layering is key. Start with a base layer that fits close to the body, then add insulating layers like fleece or wool. Fleece is especially ideal because it’s lightweight, breathable, and retains body heat well.

A customer favorite is our Longline Fleece Cardigan and Pants set. It’s perfect for lounging at home, reading by the fire, or even running quick errands. The longer length of the cardigan provides extra warmth around the back and legs—something our customers really appreciate.

2. Focus on the Right Materials

Some fabrics are much better at keeping you warm. Cotton, for example, might feel cozy at first, but it doesn’t insulate well and can feel cold once it absorbs moisture. Fleece and flannel, on the other hand, offer soft textures and excellent warmth without being bulky.

For everyday wear, try our Floral Fleece Print Sweatshirt. It’s cheerful, warm, and easy to pair with your favorite trousers. And for a slightly more structured option, the Print Flannel Fleece Shirt provides warmth and a polished look, ideal for casual lunches or light outings.

3. Keep the Cold Out, Even Indoors

Even inside your home, drafts and cold floors can creep in. That’s where cozy loungewear makes all the difference. Our Fleece Tunic is a perfect example—long enough to keep you covered and soft enough to feel like a warm hug.

Pair it with thick socks or indoor slippers, and you’ll feel snug from head to toe. Little changes like using draft stoppers under doors or thicker curtains can also help your heating go further.

4. Mind Your Hands and Feet

Older adults often feel the cold in their extremities first, and keeping your feet warm can make a big difference in your overall comfort. A warm throw is lovely for your legs, and slippers are great for walking around the house—but sometimes, you need a little extra warmth.

For those especially chilly days, our Foot Warmer offers gentle, targeted heat to soothe cold or tired feet. It’s ideal for relaxing in your favorite chair with a good book or while watching TV.

Looking for something cozy you can walk around in? Our Therma Boot combines warmth and comfort with a non-slip sole, making it a great option for keeping your feet snug throughout the day.

And don’t forget your hands—wear warm gloves when stepping outside, and keep your fingers moving to help circulation.

5. Don’t Forget to Move

Staying still for long periods can make you feel even colder. Try to move gently every hour, even if it’s just walking around the house. A few light stretches or a warm cup of tea in the kitchen can do wonders.

In Closing: Cozy Can Be Simple

Keeping warm doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right layers, a few soft and dependable fleece pieces, and a cozy home setup, you can enjoy the colder months in comfort and style.

If you're looking to refresh your winter wardrobe, take a look at our fleece collection—carefully chosen for softness, ease of wear, and the warmth our customers have come to trust.

Stay warm, stay comfortable—and as always, we’re here if you need help picking out the perfect pieces.