Cozy Winter

Sweater // Blanket // Socks // Candle // Robe // Boots // Pajamas // Fleece // Gloves

Winter is coming! I put together a list of my favorite pieces to keep cozy as the temps turn frigid. I took the above picture while we were driving on the way to Halstatt, Austria. Every sight was more beautiful then the next. It was the epitome of a winter wonderland.

Sweater — This sweater is a recent purchase of mine and I couldn’t love it more. It’s a perfect fit. I’m a big fan of the puff sleeves in particular. I’ve worn it quite a few times since I bought it and couldn’t resist purchasing it in two other colors. The mohair makes it really soft and comfortable.

Blanket — One of our new releases from Kiel James Patrick. We designed it to look like a sweater and lined it with fleece. I might be a little biased but it’s the coziest blanket I own. I pretty much wear it as a cape around the house.

Socks — Toasty toe sweaters to keep your feet nice and toasty. I especially love our ski design.

Candle — I purchased this candle while we were in Lake Placid and the scent is heavenly. It smells like a live Christmas Tree, one of my favorite scents.

Robe — As soon as winter comes around I gravitate towards all things tartan. This robe is lined with Sherpa and is the coziest thing I can think of to wear around the house on the coldest of nights.

Boots — I purchased a pair of LL Bean slipper boots for Harry and have been on the hunt for a similar pair for myself for ages. These are the closest I could find. They are incredibly warm and comfortable. The stylish look of them is a bonus.

Pajamas — These are the most comfortable pajamas I own. I find it hard to sleep in anything else. Once it gets to a certain time of night I can’t wait to put these on and watch a little Netflix.

Fleece — Our Kiel James Patrick great Moose Fleece is really soft and warm. I often wear mine in the winter with just a sweater underneath. It’s great for weekend wear.

Gloves — These are on my wish list. I love the look of them. They would pair well with many of my New England winter ensembles.