Stay warm at the touch of a button with electric blankets. 'Heated blankets are a great way of keeping warm without having to put the heating on, either at all or without having to have it on for a significant period.
As the temperature lowers, curling up on the sofa after a long day pretty much becomes a ritual. A throw made of wool on top of your duvet will keep you warm even on the chilliest nights, while a sherpa throw helps to lock in warmth thanks to its fluffy fabric.
Weighted blankets work like a hug, using a technique called deep pressure stimulation to make you feel more secure while you sleep. Weighted blankets provide therapeutic benefits and an extra layer of warmth thanks to its heavy material.
Cold feet? One of the quickest ways to warm up is to keep your feet nice and toasty. Whether you're working from home or heading out on a weekend stroll, a good pair of knitted socks will do just the trick.
The humble hot water bottle provides a long-lasting boost of warmth. With many households looking for alternative ways to keep warm due to heating costs.
Slippers promise to keep your feet warm, cushioned and cosy. If you generally feel the cold more easily, opt for fluffy boot-style slippers, such as these grey ones from Dunelm.