8 Pairs of Sweater Tights That Will Actually Keep You Warm

If anyone knows how to make warm clothes, it's Uniqlo. It comes as no surprise that one woman said she stocked up on this nonsag, stretchy pair ($13), buying a whopping 10 pairs for all of her friends.

One thing's for sure: these fleece-lined babies from Plush will be $35 well spent. Seventy-seven people came back to weigh in on this 4.5-star item, saying that they're not bulky and perfect for the snow. Yes — the snow!

You can't beat affordable and warm. This cozy pair from Merona is just $12 and comes in a variety of different colors, and one reviewer added that she received a ton of compliments when she wore them. Score!

"Magical tights that make me wish for endless winter" — that's what someone titled their review. Endless Winter? Please, no. But we will definitely be purchasing a pair of these fleece-lined tights from The Limited ($23) based on that statement.

For a fun Winter look, you can't go wrong with cable knit. According to reviews, Hue's option ($20) is so good, customers went back to buy several more pairs.

Remember our morning dilemma? These luxe tights ($24) might be the perfect solution. One commenter stated, "Great for cold days when you want to wear a skirt and keep your legs warm." That's exactly what we were looking for.

The name alone — "maximum heat" — would be enough to sell us on these Gap tights ($20), but the comments were pretty great too. One in particular, titled "Amazing!!!" (note the four exclamation points), really caught our eye: the reviewer said they were so warm and soft it was like "cuddling the fabric softener bear." We'll take 'em.

There are 67 reviews and most of them are pretty positive for these Nordstrom tights ($28). We enjoy that one person called them "sexy" (Really? Sweater tights?), and another said she was ordering them in charcoal after having bought the black.