There are so many benefits
of relaxing; just taking some time
out to rest your body and focus your thoughts can change your whole day. When
it’s getting a little cold outside or your day isn’t going so well, changing
into something soft and warm can transport you to a whole different place, and
sometimes it really can be your outfit that has an effect. Snuggling up in the
most comfortable clothing doesn’t have to mean you forget about style - with
these tricks you can slip into something more relaxing whilst showing off your
flare for fashion.
Tops
You have heaps of options when it comes to
finding a comfortable shirt or sweater. Women’s tunics are often made of a soft thick material but have a cling free
nature, keeping you warm without feeling heavy or constricting. They’re also
available in various patterns and styles, making them a more individual choice
that's easy to incorporate into any outfit. Opting for a woollen jumper or
cardigan will give you that blanket like feel, and can even be knitted yourself
if you have the time (and patience). Hooded sweatshirts are great for snoozing
or if you’re really struggling to get a bit of personal space.
Bottoms
Some pairs of trousers make relaxing quite
difficult - sharp buttons that dig into your tummy when you sit down, itchy
stitching and tight fabrics make it impossible to get comfortable. A few of the
best options are items like fur-lined leggings that are super soft against the
skin or oversized sweatpants that give you space to feel free but snug. Opting
for something
without a tight waistband can help a
great deal, especially if you’re going to be eating. Ice cream helps almost
anyone to feel better, but not being able to digest it properly because of
super cramped trousers leads to bloating (making you eventually feel a lot
worse).
Footwear
One of the best feelings after a long day at
work is sitting down to take of your shoes and pull on some soft fluffy socks.
Letting your feet have some well needed rest after being stuffed inside your
heels all day can make you feel like pressure has been instantly released. Knee
high socks can really take you to the next level of comfort (perfect paired
with shorts if you don’t want to be restrained by trousers but still want to be
toasty). If you want something a little more robust, there are so many cute
pairs of slippers on the market. There are also options with orthopedic
benefits meaning you really will be able to release pressure, especially from
your back and leg muscles.
Hopefully these tips will help you find some
great comforting additions to your closet, perfect to wear on a stormy day
whilst curled up with a mug of hot cocoa. Be sure to shop around to find the
best quality available, and don’t scrimp on fabric conditioner when you do your
laundry, as doing this can make your clothes more tough!
Thanks for reading!
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