Shoppers have been heaping praise on a cosy thermal garment after they were mentioned as a winter fashion hack on ITV’s This Morning. The £14 product has been slashed on Amazon to just £8.40, too - meaning you can keep cosy for less.
The product was mentioned during the fashion section of the show yesterday (December 15), hailed by stylist Kat Farmer as ‘snug’ as she showed Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary the hack.
The fashion expert told the team that their catwalk model, wearing a floral dress, was wearing Heat Holders underneath to keep her warm. It’s the ultimate hack for keeping warm while still sporting your favourite mini dresses this winter.
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Kat, known for her role in BBC1 styling show 'You Are What You Wear', said: “That’s not going to keep you warm - a little velvet dress. Well this is what you wear under them.
“Footless tights - Heat Holders - wear these under any of your dresses to make them just snug and winter perfect.”
One pack of the thermal tights usually cost £13.99, but have been reduced to £8.40 on Amazon this week . They come in a range of colours and sizes in 140 denier, with a brushed fabric inside to make them fleecy and ‘cosy’.
The tights have racked up a number of five star reviews, with many saying they’re ‘lovely and warm’.
One shopper said: “These thermal leggings are so good! I have had M&S ones in the past and these are tons better, IMO. I like the fluffy inside, they do not ride up under trousers and are very good value. I am generally a size 8 and the small fits perfectly.”
Another added: “These are sooo warm, I wear them as a base layer for work and under my leathers on the bike, they are also great for outdoor activities like fishing and walking. They are not just for ladies.”
While a third commented: “Wore these as a base layer to climb Snowdonia. perfect fit, lovely and warm tights.”
You can shop the Heat Holders on sale on Amazon here.
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