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From the Warmth & Weather Team

Wisdom on the Nature of Wool

The Wisdom of Staying Warm

The Wisdom of Staying Warm

March is not quite winter.But it is certainly not spring. It is the season of melting snow, cold rain or wet snow, saturated sidewalks, and wind that sneaks in under jackets. It is the month when many people are tempted to remove the wool too soon — and then wonder why they feel chilled and damp....
A Little Handmade Project: My Wet Felted Wool Coaster

A Little Handmade Project: My Wet Felted Wool Coaster

Sometimes the nicest projects are the small ones. Something you can make slowly, by hand, and end up using every day. I recently made a felted wool coaster, and it turned out to be such a cozy, satisfying project that I thought I’d share how I did it. If you’ve never felted before, this is a real...
The Little Things That Change Everything

The Little Things That Change Everything

Discover the Little Things That Keep You Cozy At Warmth and Weather, we know that true comfort outside isn’t just about coats and boots—it’s about the little things. The hats, mitts, scarves, and socks that make all the difference between a day cut short and an adventure that lasts. From soft woo...
A Visit to Hirsch Natur: Where Thoughtful Socks Are Born

A Visit to Hirsch Natur: Where Thoughtful Socks Are Born

A few years ago, Jared and I had the privilege of visiting the Hirsch Natur manufacturing centre in Laer, Germany. It was an unforgettable experience that deepened our appreciation for the socks we wear every day. We were warmly welcomed by Sabine Brüggemann, the current owner and granddaughter o...
Cold, Wet Days and the Gift of Outdoor Play

Cold, Wet Days and the Gift of Outdoor Play

Cold, wet weather can make grown-ups hesitate. We think about wet clothes, chilly fingers, and whether it’s “worth it” to head outside at all. Yet for children, these very conditions often hold the greatest invitation. Water, mud, wet snow, and soft earth call them into a rich, immersive, and dee...