For those of us who refuse to let go of our skirts and shorts, even in the dead of winter, thick hosiery is the holy grail. And, even if you swear by pants-only during the colder months, popping a pair of tights on underneath is a ten-second lifesaver on those days it’s just too chilly to handle.

Since they’re our second skin during the months we’d prefer to hibernate, it makes sense that we’re constantly in search of the best pair on the market. We need a pair of tights that’s durable, thick, hopefully will last more than three wears without getting a run, and most importantly, warm. Thankfully, brands are keeping up and coming out with more heat technology options than we can handle (you’re still our OG though, Uniqlo). Ahead are 17 pairs of tights that will get you through the worst weather this year. We recommend stocking up — it’s only a matter of time until Snowpocalypse 2020 comes a-blowin’.

Uniqlo Heattech Cable Knitted Tights, $, available at

Smartwool IntraKnit Merino 200 Bottom, $, available at

lululemon Keep The Heat Thermal Tight, $, available at

COS Wool Tights, $, available at

Berkshire Plus Size Easy On! Thermal Plush Tights, $, available at

The North Face Ultra-Warm Poly Tights, $, available at

Free People Blake Cashmere Tights, $, available at

HUE Cable Sweater Tights, $, available at

A New Day Flat Knit Fleece Lined Tights, $, available at

Anthropologie Fleece-Lined Leggings, $, available at

Hanes X-Temp® Blackout Tights, $, available at

Wolford Black Merino Wool Tights, $, available at

ASOS CURVE 200 Denier Black Tights, $, available at

Falke Soft Merino Tights, $, available at

Nike Nike One Luxe Plus Size Mid-Rise Tights, $, available at

Plush Fleece Lined Tights, $, available at

Angelina Brushed Interior Thermal Tights, $, available at Amazon

Nike Plus 7/8 Tights, $, available at

HUE Cushioned Foot Tights, $, available at

HUE Cable Tights, $, available at

Berkshire Cozy Tight with Fleece-Lined Leg, $, available at Amazon

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