Staying Warm and Still Tznius This Winter

Winter in my world means skirts and tights in the frost.

It means the wind going straight through you while you wait for the bus.

Being cold is not a mitzvah.

Here is what I use to stay warm without giving up an inch of tznius.

Fleece lined tights

This is the single biggest winter upgrade for a woman in a skirt.

They look like regular opaque tights, but inside they are lined with soft fleece.

Warm legs, and nobody can tell the difference.

One tip: order a size up, because the lining makes them fit snug.

A chenille beret snood with a soft lining keeps your head warm all winter.

The slouchy cut gives you room, and it is adjustable.

One tip: the lining does not stretch, so order the XL for fuller coverage.

Mornings are cold, and mikveh nights are colder.

A long plush fleece robe with a hood is the difference between shivering and being comfortable.

Stay warm.

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P.S. Tomorrow: why a wife can stop wanting intimacy, and what actually helps.