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Oh, the weather outside is terrible. And that’s precisely what makes a cozy gift so pleasurable during the holidays. Give the gift of extra warmth and softness with these 10 trendy items, from warm layers to accessories that are stylish and functional.
Elita bodysuit with seamless turtleneck
A base layer is a great way to add extra warmth this winter. Bonus points for when said base layer is ultra chic and can easily be worn on its own with a favourite skirt, pants or jeans once the weather warms up again in the spring. From the Canadian brand Elita’s Seamless Collection, the long-sleeved style is made in Italy and features a sleek fit with added stretch.
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$49 | Hudson Bay, labaie. com
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A wool coat is a winter must. Cross the item off the list of lucky gift recipients with this fantastic Kate coat from the Parisian brand with logo.
$845 | Ba-sh. com
Poppy Barley The Cove Crew Neck Sweater
Can a person ever have too many sweaters? We think not. Add the perfectly cosy piece to someone’s collection with this crewneck find from the Canadian brand Poppy Barley. Made from a “superfine” 100 per cent lambswool, the piece is available in a few shades and in Sizes XS to XXL.
$248 | Poppybarley. com
Lilysilk cashmere scarf
When it comes to scarves, there’s nothing more sumptuous than a comfortable cashmere design. Give the gift of a timeless accessory with this undyed cashmere design from Lilysilk. The striking taste is sure to add a touch of sophistication to every outfit you wear. Paired with.
$159 | Lilysilk. com
Wilfred Margo Beanie
A beanie so comfortable and warm you’ll never need to take it off, this Margo beanie from Vancouver-based Aritzia is made from bouclé merino wool yarn sourced from a fabric factory in Italy.
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$55 | Aritzia, aritzia. com
Leggings Uniqlo Heattech
Another base layer that will indeed be worth its weight in gold during the winter months, those stretchy leggings from Uniqlo feature the brand’s proprietary Heattech generation that helps retain heat, wick away moisture, and dry quickly.
$24. 90 | Uniqlo, uniqlo. com
Maguire Alpi Matcha Gloves
Gloves are a winter accessory that can be both playful and practical. These cashmere-lined leather gloves from the Montreal-based brand Maguire prove that point. Available in a cheerful rainbow of shades, the super-soft leather gloves are handmade in Casoria, Italy.
$90 | Maguireshoes. com
Lululemon Everywhere Everywhere Fanny Pack 1L Fleece Lined
This choice of hands-free handbag brings a warm atmosphere on the trip thanks to its fleece fleece material. Perfectly sized to hold maximum items of the day, this flexible piece can be used as a fanny pack, crossbody bag, crossbody bag – the list is going on.
$64 | Lululemon, lululemon. com
Women’s Ugg Classic Ultra Mini Platform
Classic Ugg boots have enjoyed a big comeback in recent seasons. And for good reason. The suede and shearling, slip-on boots are available in a wide variety of colours and styles, while still offering the same draw: warm feet and total comfort.
$195 | Ugg. com
Simons Geo Fresco Soft Socks
A cute holiday acquisition that won’t possibly break the bank, those “ultra-soft” socks from Canadian store Simons offer a fun, giggly option to those very tired socks the gift recipient has been walking around with for far too long. Get to know the.
$19 | Simons. ca
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