- Non-horse-related except in the most general way -
It's fall, and it's chilly, so layering is in order. In case you're like me, and you like a tank top and a long-sleeved shirt under your turtleneck, sweater, vest and down jacket (okay, so it's not quite that cold yet, but it's getting close!), I have a recommendation.
GAP is having a sale on their favorite-fit long sleeved T-shirts. I'm not usually a GAP-girl, but I have to admit I absolutely love these. They're all cotton, so they're really soft, tagless so they don't itch, and they come in tall - which I really appreciate! They're actually long enough not to ride up my arms or come untucked when I'm riding or working (that's the horse-related bit :) ), but not so long that there's fabric enough for a short dress shoved down my waistband - I HATE that! They're also fitted enough to be comfortably snug but not too tight, so they don't make me feel like I'm being squeezed to death or constantly having to adjust them under a sweatshirt or sweater.
They go on sale periodically, and right now they're $12.50. (If you buy a kid's or baby item, they're an extra 15% off if you enter GAP4YOU in the promo code box when you check out.)
What's your favorite winter/cold weather staple?
3 comments:
Flannel jeans. They used to be my absolute can not live with out staple in my winter wardrobe. I loved me some flannel lined snuggly jeans...
Have no use for them now though. Now its regular jeans, good boots with medium weight socks, and a couple different shirt layers.
Those GAP shirts sound excellent though. I *hate* when shirts ride up as I bend over a hoof!!
Tall is SO important.
I'm a Lands End moc girl for winter, as I can't get out of my driveway in anything much less than that, once there's snow on the ground.
i now have flannel jeans.. but two other staples.. a cabelas mock turtleneck where you can extend the sleeves over your wrist.. .and a cabelas full winter suit for those days that are really brrr.. michelin snowwoman but it works
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