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1. A pair of fleece-lined tights because you shouldn't have to give up on wearing all your favorite dresses just because the temperature dropped below freezing.
2. And jeans with built-in fleece — trying to prevent your long underwear from bunching up while you put on or pull up your jeans takes the kind of patience and time that I, for one, do not have.
3. Or a pair of Sherpa-lined joggers about to become your favorite pants for walking, working, lounging, or doing pretty much anything that doesn't require dressing up from now until March.
4. A fabric shaver to cut all the pills off your favorite sweaters and other winter knits in no time, so they look perfectly brand new again.
5. A five-window insulation kit that'll put a stop to any drafty cold air that might leak through, so your heat doesn't have to work so hard *and* you save $$ on energy bills.
6. Or an insulated, self-adhesive weatherproof and soundproof strip you can run along the edges of all your doors and windows to block! those! drafts!
7. And a draft guard to do the same for any gaps under your front door (and back door, and side doors, depending on how big your place is).
8. Plus a pack of foam socket sealers that'll stop any last little bits of determined cold in its tracks for very little effort or money.
9. A pair of fleece-lined Isotoner touchscreen gloves with special material on the thumb and pointer finger so you can use your phone and keep your hands toasty warm at the exact same time.
10. A miniature portable light therapy lamp featuring 10,000 lux (a measure of ~illuminance~) to help revive your energy levels after the sun sets at like, 4:30 in the afternoon (because winter, sigh).
11. A refillable hand warmer that's perfectly pocket-sized and lasts for up to 12 hours to keep your digits toasty even when Jack Frost doesn't seem to want to give you a break.
12. Or a rechargeable hand warmer because it doubles as a backup phone battery (and flashlight!), if pouring fuel into a pocket-size container sounds a little messy.
13. A dual-handled snow shovel designed to give you the maximum amount of leverage, which means you'll be able to clear your front sidewalk with basically half the effort and in half the time.
14. A 100% wool Fjällräven hat, so even if it gets a little damp — like after you attempt a snow angel in some snow that's not quiiiite sticking yet — your ears will stay toasty warm.
15. Or if wool makes you itchy, an iconic Carhartt beanie that over 70,000 (yes seventy! thousand!!) people have given a positive review because it's just that cozy, cute, and warm. And between the 40 different colors and that under-$20 price point, you could totally justify buying different ones to match each of your favorite coats.
16. Or if hats mess up your hair: a pair of cozy fleece-lined earmuffs you'll reach for every single time you go to bundle up. They're designed to go *under* your hair, leaving it perfectly intact!
17. A fleece blanket perfect for adding an extra layer of warmth to your bed between your sheet and duvet, so you can stay cozy all night long without having to crank up your heat too much.
18. Or a super-plush faux-fur weighted blanket that's A) filled with those tempered glass beads whose weight could help calm your anxiety and help you sleep better, B) luxe-looking so it'll go with your decor, and C) super WARM (and soft and cozy) for those freezing-cold days!
19. A personal-size heater you can take with you literally wherever you need a little extra warmth, even if that means you just carry it from room to room in your house.
20. A lip balm that will protect your kisser from the harsh wintry air you encounter every time you step outside.
21. And an extra-moisturizing hand cream to overcome the cracked, peeling dryness that plagues almost everyone's hands thanks to dry air and the indoor heating that makes it even drier.
22. Plus some moisturizing lavender and coconut hand soap that combines aloe vera and both lavender and orange essential oils to get your hands clean without making that dreaded red, cracking, and itchy skin even worse.
23. A pastel mug warmer with low, medium, and high settings so your tea, coffee, or hot chocolate stays at *your* perfect temp for as long as you want it to. Imagine being able to slowly sip your homemade ginger tea latte through an entire holiday movie without it getting even a little cold!!
24. A phone power bank because through the summer and fall you've somehow forgotten how quickly any weather below 50 really drains your cellphone's battery.
25. A super-warm and cozy down puffer coat with a good hood, of course, since it's basically an essential for the multiple months where the temps refuse to budge any higher than 30.
26. Or an Orolay jacket, aka *the* Amazon coat, which has been popular for the past few years for several very good reasons: it's stylish, has a soft Sherpa-lined hood, six huge pockets, and is filled with SUPER-warm down, so even if it's below freezing, you know you'll be plenty cozy.
27. A popular streak-free anti-fog spray to spritz on eyeglasses, sunglasses, and face shields because as a glasses wearer, I know that being outdoors in winter + face masks = even MORE fog than usual.
28. A 24-pocket over-the-door organizer perfect for stashing all your gloves, hats, scarves, and other accessories you have to layer on before you head outside.
29. A windshield ice cover so you (hopefully!) don't ever have to scrape ice or snow off your most important car window ever again.
30. Or a giant (but telescoping) foam snow broom specifically designed to push layers of the fluffy white stuff off your car, if that's the trouble you deal with most.
31. A set of four shower curtain clips to help keep the steam in and the cold air out for as long as possible, because the worst way to end a warm shower is with a blast of chilled air.
32. A rich moisturizing cream you can slather on when your skin's upset by the endlessly dry air from the indoor heat and the outdoor, well, winter.
33. A pair of super-cozy fleece shoe inserts to make your old loafers (or boots!) new again — and to keep your toes snug so they don't complain even a little bit when you venture out to walk the dogs.
34. And a pack of four pairs of merino wool socks because you can't have fuzzy insoles in every pair of shoes, and your toes will still want to be warm all winter long.
35. A heated toilet seat that's kind of hilarious to consider, but that your butt just might really appreciate on January mornings when the temps drop below zero and your HVAC system has trouble keeping up.
36. And a warming seat cover for your car so you can be at least a little more comfortable while you wait for your engine to warm up enough to turn on the "real" heat.
37. The Comfy, a reversible blanket-slash-sweatshirt that's perfect for if you like to lounge around under a blanket because you're always cold, but wish the blanket would follow you everywhere you go.
38. A set of rubber-soled doggie booties to help protect your pupper's paws from getting too chilly while they zoom zoom zoom in circles around the yard because they just LOVE THE COLD WHITE FLUFFY!! (The booties will also be a good barrier between their paws and any snowmelt salt, which can be irritating.)
39. And for you, a pair of (tr)action-packed winter boots so you can confidently strut over even ice and snow, no worries about slipping.
40. Or if you walk a lot, a pair of classic L.L.Bean duck boots because they — unlike your last pair of snow boots that sprang a leak in February — have everything you need to stay cozy through many *years* of winters.
41. A bottle of wool freshener and deodorizer, so you can put off the dry cleaners (or, gasp, hand-washing) for your sweaters and coats just a little bit longer.
42. A cool-mist humidifier that will work to combat dry noses (which can cause nosebleeds!) and allergies to dust, dander, the Christmas tree, and other gunk that you're exposed to only in the cooler months.
43. A pair of multiuse wireless sleep headphones that, besides playing soothing white noise while you fall asleep, are just the thing to keep your ears toasty on those winter runs *while* you listen to your most motivating playlist at the exact same time.
44. Or a face mask button headband to protect your ears from Jack Frost's chilly wind blasts *and* from the pull and tug that comes from wearing a mask for more than a few hours.
You all winter, with the help of these products:
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