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Face it: we all have that one friend/family member/coworker who is always cold. Even in the midst of summer, you can count on finding them curled up in their coziest blanket because what is apparently a normal temperature setting for everyone else is freezing for them. No matter the season, their need to stay comfy and cozy remains consistent.
While it might seem like the easiest gift for this person is a pair of new gloves or a comfy new blanket, there's a good chance they've probably already received those — maybe even more than once this year. So, you might want to start thinking outside of the box to find the perfect gift for the person who's always cold. Luckily, we're kind of pros when it comes to thinking up outside-of-the-box gifts!
We created this list of tons of gifts for her and him that you probably hadn't thought of before to keep them warm and cozy, even in the dead of winter. From an electric car blanket for those chilly drives to school or work to a heated and cushioned stadium seat to gift Mom that'll keep her bum toasty during the game, these gifts are perfect for almost everyone on your list.
If you're stuck sleeping next to someone who's always cold, then you know what a fight the nighttime temperature of your home can be. End the battle with this handy device! With a single unit, you can either warm or cool one side of the bed so both partners can sleep peacefully.
This compact space heater is ideal for use under your desk at work or that drafty nook in your house. It has low wattage, so it won't cause any issues with other electronic devices.
This extra-large heating pad/pocket is perfect for keeping toes toasty. It's the kind of product you never knew you needed but can't live without.
Yes, these slippers are legit microwavable. Talk about a luxurious gift!
You know that dreaded feeling of getting in your car after a below-freezing winter night? Consider this heated car blanket the answer to chilly mornings. The cute black-and-white buffalo check design is a bonus.
These hand warmers are incredibly well-reviewed, and they last for hours and hours. They're also re-fillable, should you want to use them for camping trips, sporting events, or long winter hikes.
This soft and fuzzy blanket comes in a variety of colors (25 to be exact!) to match any decor. The double-sided design features fleece on one side and sherpa on the other.
Keep your fingers from freezing at the office with these USB-powered hand warmers. We love the two-tone colorway (available in other colors, too).
When a regular throw blanket just won't do, why not wear your blanket instead? Choose from a variety of colors and patterns to match your decor.
These slippers, inspired by Alaska fishermen, are designed for indoor and outdoor use, and the faux shearling liner ensures your feet never get cold.
If the shivering someone on your list also happens to have trouble sleeping, go for one of these weighted blankets. They're all the rage and, some say, the secret to curing anxiety and insomnia.
There's nothing worse than constantly cold feet. It may seem silly to splurge on socks until you read this pair's rave reviews. They're a cold person's dream come true!
Keep your coffee or tea at the ideal temperature—which we're guessing is hot and steamy—with this handy mug warmer.
Ward off chilly winter nights with a quilted mattress pad that features 10 heat settings.
This ultra-cozy blanket comes in adult and kid sizes and more than a dozen colors, from gray to plaid to camo. The 50" x 70" plush throw has a 20" pocket to keep toes extra toasty.
Just about anyone on your list would appreciate one of these super-cozy sherpa-lined hoodies. Choose from 14 colors and patterns.
Keep her hands warm during chilly winter months with this portable hand warmer. It's rechargeable and lasts for 3-4 hours.
A new pair of PJs is always welcome, especially in the cold winter months. This set is particularly cute and comes in tons of colors!
This heated pad (about the size of a placemat) lays flat under your desk or chair and emits just the right amount of heat to keep toes toasty. Simply tap your foot on the switch to turn off and on.
This is a great gift for anyone on your list—men, women, and the elderly—as it helps to reduce neck, shoulder, and even upper back pain.
Amy Mitchell is the managing editor at Country Living Magazine. She writes about a wide range of topics, including homes and lifestyle content.
Hannah Jones is the Commerce Editor for Country Living. Her eye is always on the next up-and-coming products to include in gift guides and she's ready to test everything from dog beds to garden tools for product reviews. When she’s not scoping out the latest and greatest items on the market, you can find her hanging with her two rescue dogs.
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Amy Mitchell is the managing editor at Country Living Magazine. She writes about a wide range of topics, including homes and lifestyle content.
Cycling Warm Gloves Hannah Jones is the Commerce Editor for Country Living. Her eye is always on the next up-and-coming products to include in gift guides and she's ready to test everything from dog beds to garden tools for product reviews. When she’s not scoping out the latest and greatest items on the market, you can find her hanging with her two rescue dogs.