Top Tips to Stay Warm This Winter

With the temperature dropping drastically we are all trying to find cost-effective ways to stay warm and save money this Winter. Whether that’s in the house or when you’re on the way to work, we are here to give you some top tips to stay warm on a budget.

How to save money in the winter?

Being prepared for the brisk cold is essential. One of the quickest and cheapest ways to warm up is to layer up when you're at home or out and about. So be sure to have clothing ready to hand for those frosty mornings and evenings. Shop everything from woolly hats, gloves, thick socks & self-heating gilets. 

Block draughts & keep heat in

Have you ever wondered how to keep your house warm in the Winter? We’ve got you covered. A great way of staying warm is to stop the current heat from escaping. You can do this by keeping windows & doors closed, making sure they are sealed properly. You can use draught excluders to block gaps at the bottom of your doors. If you haven’t got a draught excluder, you could always use a blanket & roll it up. You should also try keeping your curtains open during the day to let natural light & warmth in.

Keep your Feet Warm

Making sure your feet are warm is important to regulate body temperature, this is easily done by wearing thick lounge socks or bed socks. Also, use slippers to keep your feet warm & protect them from the cold floor. Anything that is insulated or has fluffy lining is great for comfort & warmth, like our super warm lounge socks or JCB socks.

How to stay warm outside in the winter?

With cold, dark mornings on the rise, commuting to work can seem daunting. Whether you drive, walk, or use public transport, be prepared for whatever the unpredictable British weather throws at you. For those that drive, why not invest in our popular car seat heater. Simply plug in and heat your seat, without having to heat the whole car!

Whether you walk, take the bus or train, it's important to keep warm whilst you're waiting. Why not invest in our brand-new heated gilets. Made with built-in insulation with heating elements to generate heat in core areas. Plus, they're rechargeable! Also, layer up with our wide range of hats & touchscreen gloves perfect for when you're on the move to keep the heat in and cover areas that are exposed.