10 of the best winter warmers
You've heard the forecast. Now time to don the essentials, the not-so-essentials and the downright non-essential...Heated Gloves£13, maplin.co.ukThese heated gloves toast your paws to 40 degrees in five minutes – almost too hot to handle, if you ask us.Continues... Red Hot Chilli Jellies£5, firebox.comWhat better way to warm your yap than chomping on jalepeno-flavoured candy? Not suitable for children. Or your friend who thinks chicken satay is spicy.Continues... Midland SubZero Headphones£35, firebox.comThese lug warmers feed tunes into your ear canals while keeping the biting winds out. Coldplay? Canned Heat? No? Oh, we give up.Continues... Pac-Man Heat-Changing Mug£5, play.comLiven up your winter bedtime routine with this heat-changing mug. The hotter the Horlicks, the clearer the Pac-Man figures appear. Who knew bedtime could be so gnarly?Continues... Hot Pants£6, prezzybox.comSqueeze these gel-filled hand warming pants to fill your pockets with warmth. Oh, grow up.Continues... MusucBag£90, urbanjacks.co.ukThis all-in-one sleeping bag suit keeps you snug as you move your bear-like bulk from room to room. The ultimate work-from-home or lazy weekend slobwear. Continues... Beard Head Viking£20, beardhead.co.ukThis hat-tache combo provides much-needed swelter for the oft overlooked upper lip area. And it’s proper Magnum PI territory, not some sorry Poirot effort.Continues... Double Slanket£40, doubleslanket.co.ukSod the tandem. Get a slanket made for two and you’ll be looking sweet and generating double the heat. There’s a song in that somewhere.Continues... Stripey Ski Socks£18, patagonia.comThese stripy ski socks are so thick you can walk to the shops in them. Probably. Best to wear shoes anyway – especially if you're going to hang them over the fireplace for Santa afterwards.Continues... Zippo Hand Warmer£20, zippo.co.ukThere’s nothing like a roaring fire to keep your mitts warm in winter. This pocket fireplace should keep your tendrils toasty when you’re out and about.Continues...



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