19 Super Cozy Pieces to Wrap Yourself in This Winter

This ridiculously soft cardi is every bit as luxurious as the shearling lining of an UGG boot, except you can wrap your entire torso in it. There’s even a hood, which we suggest using for extra warmth or to pull over your eyes for a quick midday nap.

The diamond stitching on these light blue sweatpants helps to elevate them a step above the average gray pair. There’s even a chic matching sweatshirt ($110) if you’d prefer to rock a matching set.

This ribbed knit duo can be worn separately with jeans or a contrasting knit, but we think they work best when paired together. Finish the look with some easy backless loafers, an oversize blazer and some delicate jewelry for Zoom dates or socially-distanced drinks.

These L.L.Bean classics are among the softest socks we’ve ever owned and have a wonderful retro vibe that fits right in with the rest of our cabincore aesthetic.

We love the chic slouchy fit of this oversize henley top and matching wide-leg pants, not to mention, the tightknit weave which makes them feel extra warm. Wear them to bed, to work from the couch, for a trip to the grocery store or even dressed up with heels for dinner with a friend.

Made from recycled fleece, this retro-looking pullover comes in three unexpected color combos—rose with burgundy, white with beige and brown with blue—and will keep you feeling toasty whether your camping out in the living room or in the great outdoors.

For the person who’s had a tough time giving up denim for knitwear during quarantine, this robe-like wrap features the best of both materials.

We’re big fans of any wardrobe items that can pull double duty, like these cozy shearling-lined sandals that will provide your feet with ample support while walking on hardwood floors. They also have a sturdy sole that can be worn into the real world without looking like you forgot to swap out your slippers.

Speaking of pulling double duty, this deep navy dress set takes all the guesswork out of pairing a comfy turtleneck with a sleek silk slip. Of course, you can also wear the pieces individually, should you want to shake things up.

There are lots of textures to explore with this subtly striped knit that alternates between a fuzzy eyelash material and a flatter finish, with a neat line of gold buttons at the shoulder.

If you just couldn’t figure out how to make the shacket trend work for you (is it a jacket? Is it a shirt? How/when do I wear this thing?!), this plaid cardigan has a similarly woodsy vibe, in a throw-on-and-go cardi style you likely already know and love. It also comes in blue, black, pink and forest green checks, too.

Last year, fashionistas were clamoring for a pair of these ethically made Brother Vellies socks, made from sustainably sourced cotton and designed to slouch just so. They come in 19 gorgeous shades, but if you spy a pair you like we highly suggest you snap them up ASAP before they sell out once again.

Another pair of fuzzy slippers than can be worn both in and out of the house, Sleeper’s adorable shearling flats are 95 percent biodegradable. Yup, we can totally get behind something as truly feel-good as these.

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A mix of mint-hued quilting and fluffy shearling makes this coat not just on trend, but also super cool to look at (and be seen in).

We came for the promise of super-soft cashmere but stayed for the fuzzy whipstich detailing along the hem.

Speaking of cashmere, it doesn’t get much more luxurious than a pair of cashmere socks. (Unless you go the Katie Holmes route and opt for a cashmere bra, that is.)

If you don’t already own a shearling coat, now’s the time to invest. They make you feel like you’re wrapped in a throw blanket every time you leave the house—and that’s a vibe we could all use a little more of this winter.

There’s just something about pom-poms on sweaters that make our hearts swoon. That and the fact that this one is woven from incredibly soft machine-washable cotton.

For as long as we can, we’ll be sporting cloud-like footwear like this to work from home, each and every day.