Gifts for the Person Who Always Has Icy Fingers and Toes

This half-zip hoodie is the ideal combination of coziness and style. It’s basically wearable hygge. The supremely soft performance stretch knit is versatile enough for working out, running errands, or curling up under a blanket. And the relaxed fit leaves plenty of room for layering on cold-weather days, but the structured cut proves that comfort doesn’t have to look lazy. Help them say goodbye to the shivers. ($118, Vuori)*

You can never have too many fuzzy socks. Gift three pairs of neutral-hued grippie socks with elastic cuffs to ensure their socks won’t slip off easily. They have a moderate thickness, so your giftee won’t overheat, and they have sweat-absorbing properties, so their feet will stay dry. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

No one wants to burn their fingers right after making tea. Allow your giftee to comfortably hold their steaming drink with this handcrafted ceramic mug with a comfortable, contoured handle. They’ll be excited to wake up on cold mornings to use their practical yet unique mug. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

A cold bed might be glorious for the summertime, but a cozy, warm bed is more inviting when the weather is inching into the single digits. Present your giftee with this microfleece electric blanket, equipped with three heat settings and a separate temperature controller. It shuts off automatically, so they won’t have to worry if they drift off to sleep. ($49.49, Target)

Alo Yoga is filled with covetable athleisure, and the Muse Sweatpant is the brand’s latest jogger-style sweatpants to gain a cult following. Shoppers rave about the versatility and how lush and thick the fabric is. Several say they’ve begun to collect multiple colors to have on rotation. ($108, Alo Yoga)

Tea bags can get out of control sometimes. The box can get crushed, tea bags can be shuffled with other types, and it just doesn’t look pretty stocked up in your cabinet like at the grocery store. That’s where this clever gift comes in. This aesthetically pleasing swivel organizer stores, displays, and dispenses all your favorite tea bags. The acacia wood organizer is easy to restock, and each of the four compartments has a small frame display showing which tea is what. ($48, Uncommon Goods)

Every present should be from the heart, and this heart-shaped heating pad follows suit. You can microwave it for 90 seconds for a warm and comforting feel, or keep it chilled in the freezer as an ice pack to relieve any aches or pains. The pillowy marshmallow heating pad will stay warm for up to two hours. The pad is also lightly scented with real French lavender for a calming and aromatic touch. ($29.99, Warmies)

Ugg's Coquette Slipper has been a crowd-pleaser for years. The fuss-free shoe is durable and can be worn inside or out throughout every season. The real sheepskin is soft and the material will keep their feet dry and warm. ($120, Bloomingdale’s)

Add to their collection of cuddle blankets with this cult-favorite microfiber blanket from Barefoot Dreams. It won’t wrinkle, shrink, or pill, no matter how many times they use it. ($99, Nordstrom)

These cheerful Verloop slippers have slip-resistant padded soles for security and a deliciously soft fleece lining that won’t make their feet sweat. Choose from red-and-purple or yellow-and-green checkerboard patterns. ($44, Verloop)

Another pair of lounge pants is coming right up. This time, it's a high-quality cashmere pair. Quince shoppers love how the cuffs add some structure and how the fine yarn is airy yet warm. Reviewers have mentioned how they bring it on every vacation and that it's their go-to when the temperature dips. There are eight neutral hues to choose from for your loved one — and yourself. ($99.90, Quince)

Let your giftee wrap themselves in a cozy traditional Swiss heated pillow. The handmade pillows were found by a former massage therapist who found that the pillows freed her clients from body pains, arthritis, sore joints, and muscle cramps. The naturally dried cherry pit fillings allow you to warm or chill the pillow countless times without any chemical or synthetic ingredients. ($32, Uncommon Goods)

We’re willing to bet they could use another pair of gloves. These are made of Mongolian cashmere, which is soft, breathable, and three times as warm as wool. The long cuffs provide additional warmth and protection from brisk breezes and have touchscreen-friendly fingertips, so they won’t have to take them off when using their phone outside. ($29.90, Quince)