I work outside as a dog walker, pet sitter, and barn assistant. I also own my own horse. I’m outside in all weather for hours. I’ve linked my favorite products or brands for staying warm and dry on the coldest days.
My Carhartt insulated coat is the first thing I grab when the temperatures drop. It’s comfortable, extremely warm, and easy to layer under. The arms are long enough for my long arms and the cuffs go nicely over gloves. Bonus- the duck material is wat...
Women's Insulated & Lined Outerwear
These bibs keep me toasty warm on the coldest days. They can layer over pants and sweatshirts and are long enough for my 34” inseam. The pockets are perfect for holding my phone, scissors, gloves, or anything I need. I have gotten stuck and fallen in...
Womens Insulated Coveralls & Bibs
These are my go-to boots for barn work, dog walking, hiking, and long days on my feet. They offer perfect support and have a cushy footbed, plus they have waterproof styles!
Women's Hiking Boots & Shoes
I work outside as a pet sitter, dog walker, and I spend a lot of time in barns. Carhartt jackets have been my go-to for years. They’re big enough to layer under are warm enough for many hours outside. Plus they’re water resistant for those cold, wet ...
Women's Jackets & Coats
My Darn Tough socks are worth every penny. I get cold extremely fast and these socks keep my feet toasty for hours.
Darn Tough Vermont - Merino Wool Socks Guaranteed for Life
These are one of my favorite base layer options during the coldest days. They’re breathable but warm and also very affordable.
So, so cozy while also stylish, these leggings can be worn as a base layer or as pants, depending on the activity. If I’m doing hot, sweaty work, these are perfect for maintaining my warmth without overheating.
Merino Wool-Blend Base Layer Tight 28" | Women's Leggings/Tights
I love my down vest by Ororo! This brand of heated vest is the best on the market and I’ve tried many. I get tons of compliments on it, it’s comfortable, warm, thin enough to layer over and under, and the heat zones are perfectly placed to maximize c...
Women's Heated Vests: Down, Fleece & Quilted
These glove liners are fantastic for people who cannot keep their hands warm. The batteries do add a bit of weight and bulk, but when I’m walking dogs outside in the cold or I’m outside for a kids’ event, my hands stay wonderfully warm.
I get cold really fast and if my toes get cold, I am DONE. I actually use the toe warmers in my shoes AND in my gloves for hand warmers. They’re nice and slim to slide into the back of gloves or keep in pockets. I find hothands to be the most afforda...
HotHands Toe Warmers, 36 ct.
I could collect these beanies- one in every color! They’re cute, comfy, and practical. Plus warm! And they cover my ears. My kids have them too.
Beanies & Knit Hats
If it’s cold but too warm for Carhartt bibs or I need to be able to move around easily (to ride horses, for example) I reach for these. They’re warm without bulk. They layer over my base layer or even fitted jeans comfortably. They’re water resistant...
Postropaky: WOMEN'S PANTS
For a mid-weight layer, this quarter zip is perfect under a vest or under an insulated Carhartt. It’s on the thicker side for warmth, but the quarter zip allows me to not feel like I’m choking in my clothes. The thickness and weight will allow this s...
Women's Quarter Zip & Half Zip Hoodies
These make a fantastic base layer and can be multipurpose. You can wear them for working out, around the house, or out for errands. They’re stretchy, supportive, and soft- everything you want in a legging.
Kamik boots are by far my favorite winter boot. Stylish, super warm, waterproof, and there’s a variety of heights and styles to choose from. I’ve had mine for 6 years and they’re still going strong.