Sentences with phrase «wearing warm wool»

While shopping for my rain boots this past summer, I learned to buy rain boots a half - size to one full size bigger in order to allow for room when wearing warm wool socks in the winter.

Not exact matches

Because it's made from lightweight merino wool, this set is as soft as cotton and can even be worn in warmer climates.

This is an essential garment for any baby because your baby can wear it any time of year - the wool will keep your baby warm during winter without overheating during warmer weather.

Gul Ahmed is introducing a wide range of winter wear with various designs accompanied with latest cuts, styles and fabrics including khaddar, Karandi, linen, pashmina wool, silk velvet and some other warm fabrics.

I'm going to start with the firecracker, the hero piece, the wear - everywhere - outfit - making piece, the statement coat that ticks the boxes for «beautiful» and for «useful» in equal measure... this long warm wool knit red coat (pictured below).

Cardigan — to be worn on its own or layered, it gives that warm hug feeling that only an oversized fine wool cardigan can give

I don't have liners for them, but I was surprised at how warm my feet were just wearing wool socks.

I do admit that for me, I would probably wear my wool coat with layers and a robust cashmere scarf, as walking warms me up and the weather will likely be sunny despite the temp.

The classic design combined with the pure worsted wool makes it ideal for warmer suits to be worn in a cold season.

Refreshed and surviving I picked up a warm, half - merino wool blend at Target a few weeks back and I can not stop wearing it.

Because they're made out of wool, they're super warm, ideal for colder days, but they can be a bit itchy against the skin, so I always wear them with a pair of tights!

Crafted from a water - repellent and wind - resistant wool - blend bonded technical jersey for warm wear through chilly evenings, this A.P.C. style comes with a brushed finish, metallic ribbed trim, and a silver - tone zipper for luxe style points.

Wool shawls: Wool fabric is quite soft and warm fabric to wear in harsh winter season.

This flannel jacket looks like a flannel shirt but is warm enough to be worn as a jacket and has wool - lining for maximum warmth.

This plaid scarf is crafted from a soft wool blend, making it warm enough for chilly days and light enough for indoor wear.

The soft warm textures of alpaca wool and its elegant patterns make of this steel blue infinity scarf a pleasure to wear.

Crafted from a wool and cashmere blend with a full lining, the coat offers a warm and comfortable wear.

Stay stylish and warm through autumn and winter wearing these high - top trainers featuring a merino wool lining and genuine leather outer Size: 6.

It really does work, I've been wearing a pastel pink wool coat and it's made me feel so Springy, yet is keeping me warm.

To stay warm, I wore a beautiful wool coat by Nordicwinds from Dezzal.com!

Also, pro-tip, rubber boots can get warm and since the day is already damp, I highly recommend wearing them with a pair of wool socks.

Hi, I wear my puffer coat all winter long (okay, I have a wool coat for «better occasions» and warmer winter days too).

Ideal for warm - weather wear, pair it with your favorite dress - casual slacks or jeans for a stylish look.65 % wool, 20 % silk, 15 % linen.Two button.Notch lapel.Side vents.Half lined.Modern Fit.Lauren by Ralph Lauren.Imported.Dry Clean Only

Since the weather was pretty cold and I generally have to walk a ways after finding somewhere to park, I knew I wanted to wear my Michael Kors wool blend coat because it's nice and warm and cozy, but also still fitted in the waist so it gives my body some shape when wearing it.

So it is warm enough to wear an American Retro leather jacket, but I still have to keep myself warm with a wool scarf and beanie.

Now I need to wear a wool jumper — a vest isn't warm enough!

- Crop Top - Solid Colour Detailing - Made With 85 % Acrylic 15 % Wool & Love - No Lining - Care For Me; Gentle Hand Wash Separately, Do Not Bleach, Line Dry In Shade, Warm Iron Reverse Side - Cropped Length; 24 cm / 9in - No Fastening - Strapless - No Pockets - Medium Stretch - Model is wearing size 8 AUS / 4 US / 8 UK / 36 EU - Model's height is 165 cm / 5ft 4in

I wore my duvet winter parka every day, which I guess is the only way to stay warm along with furry boots, except one day, when I bravely stepped out in this cape, sometimes layering of wool work as well, at least if you just rush in and out between stores and cafées.

Keeping warm is quite pleasing, too, and today was my first day wearing wool since spring.

Made of 100 % virgin wool, it is warm, soft and smooth, yet trendy enough for everyday wear.

I wore it out for a date night with G and kept it simple by doubling the wool scarf as a shawl when indoors to keep my shoulders warm.

I love the wool texture and leather waistband of this skirt - they definitely make it appropriate for fall but it's not too warm if I wear it on its own without tights.

It is still too warm here to wear my wool scarves yet.

Take, for example, an Allbirds wool sneaker, which can be worn without socks (a gift for us hustle and bustle millennials who don't have time between social media checks in the morning to find matching socks) or all of Uniqlo's heattech apparel that keeps us extra warm in the winter.

I wore this with my pink / blush JCrew wool stadium coat because my brighter coats are light weight trenches, not warm enough for ice and snow on the ground and 17 F. Please overlook the undone hair and makeup.

Adorable Wool Dress with Elastic Waist Cozy Dress Snowflake Dress Christmas Wear Loose Comfortable Dress Warm Dress by Sarta

Trainers can keep you just as warm and dry as boots in the winter, as long as you wear a decent pair of wool socks with them.

Wool means it can be worn all winter long and through springtime - even when the weather starts warming up.

I wear my leather skirts year round, opting to pair them with a simple black cami in warmer months and switching to a wool knit such as this one from Morrison in the cooler months.

Also, be picky choosing high - quality fabric, preferable ones with a high percentage of natural fibers like wool and cashmere over acrylic and nylon, which wear out more quickly and are not as warm.

To combat the cold I always make sure to wear my warmest socks, a wool jacket and a scarf I can wrap fifteen times around my head.

You need a heavy wool coat that you can wear to nicer events to keep you warm in case you decide to brave the night in tights and heels.

In this photo I am wearing a raincoat lined with warm fur, a wool jumper made by my grandmother with horizontal rib stitching, vintage balloon skirt and super warm and comfortable Mongolian fur bordered UGs.

Focus on layering Instead of taking pieces that will be worn alone like an oversized wool coat, you're going to want to take pieces that can be layered together to create a warm outfit, whilst also being able to be worn on their own in warmer climates.

The beanie (hell what a trend did this become) that I actually thought I would never wear again (see here), because it's pretty tight, is just what I needed today, as well as the boxy jumper; merino wool, crazy warm, and comfortable.

The best thing is that I can wear thin wool socks under the boots to help keep my toes a little warmer.

Houndstooth: Originally woven from wool cloth in the Scottish Lowlands, this fabric was worn by shepherds to keep warm during the cold season; when the rest of the world discovered the classy, mildly - geometric weave, it blew up in popularity and never faded into obscurity.

I've been able to avoid the wool coat by wearing my faux leather one which I think is actually warmer.

I bought a similar one from Anthro for the Moscow trip... but it's wool and too warm to wear inside.

Wearing my new winter coat: Wool + mohair = warm, and MbyM knit, to make sure I'm not catching another cold anytime soon (and I am still not fully recovered though)!