🗂️Keep in Mind The Best Gifts for That Person Who's Always Cold

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We all know someone who is perpetually cold. I am, in fact, one of those people. I hate air conditioners. I hate the winter. I hate being more than 10 feet from a heater or blanket. As a result, I own all types of items designed to warm me up. Here's what I recommend as a gift if you know someone like me.

Cozy gifts for the perpetually cold​

Before we dive into the tech of it all, I'll say that you can always get classic, cozy stuff for someone and it'll be appreciated. Usually, I consider gifts like fuzzy socks a little basic, but if you're tasked with secret Santa-ing that coworker who's always draped in a blanket at their desk, fuzzy socks suddenly become the best impersonal gift of the season. In the winter, I never wear normal socks. I am purely a fuzzy sock devotee from October to March. That's why I suggest a multipack:


ANTSANG Fuzzy Socks, 5 Pairs
$14.99 at Amazon
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Steer clear of blankets, though. It's a nice gesture, but it's been done; your cold friend is likely not short on blankets. What they might not have, though—and what I've been into lately—is fleece-lined shirts. I love regular hoodies and all, but I also love looking presentable, so finding these last month was a game-changer for me. You have a lot of options, mostly in the $20 to $35 range, and I can almost guarantee they'll love it.

Techy presents for cold people​

Now it's time for the really fun part: The gadgets that heat you up. I've mentioned this before, but I have recently fallen in love with my little rechargeable heat pad. They're typically used for easing cramp pain, but I wear mine all the time. I wear it around the house and even under my coat when I go out. It's small and easy to conceal, but packs a big punch in terms of delivering serious heat directly to my body.


Portable Heated Waist Belt
$24.99 at Amazon
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In a similar vein, consider gifting some rechargeable hand warmers. Sure, the single-use kind are fine, but this is a little more advanced and makes for a much better gift. Two retail for $21.99 and heat up to 130°F, so your recipient can slip them into their coat pockets and create the perfect safe haven for their hands on brisk walks.

Relatedly, I also own this heated vest, which is powered by a rechargeable battery pack and can be worn under a coat, too. It has more heating power than my little belt, so it's perfect for times I'll have to be outside a while, but it's not super bulky, so I can also wear it indoors if I feel the need. Bonus: The battery pack acts as a portable phone charger in a pinch.

For those who may commute by vehicle, why not a heated seat warmer? This car-sized cushion is $54.99 and could make trips to work or the store a whole lot more comfortable for someone who doesn't have built-in seat warmers. You may not understand why a heat vent isn't enough for your always-cold friend, but take it from me: It's just not (especially if other car occupants oppose being blasted in the face with the hot air).

If you want to be the real star of the holidays, though, I recommend a towel heater. I don't have one, but I want one, so if anyone I know is reading this, consider your Christmas duties sorted. Imagine stepping out of the shower on a bleak winter morning and being able to immediately wrap up in a hot towel instead of shivering in the middle of the bathroom. It sounds downright heavenly. Throw a blanket in there, too, to make it toasty before you curl up for movie night. This is more unorthodox than your standard electric blanket, so it reads as a more thoughtful and unique gift.


Tangkula Towel Warmer Bucket
$69.99 at Amazon
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