HORSES Keeping Warm On The Farm By Emily Fought | January 27, 2022 Photo by: Crafted in Carhartt Share Is Jack Frost nipping at your toes? Staying warm at the barn can be difficult in the winter. You have to invest in the right attire for the job! Certain brands have proved over and over again they're ready to keep you toasty and comfortable while mucking, feeding, and riding. How to Stay Warm Rebar DuraCanvas Stretch Insulated Bib, $109.95, Ariat Every cowgirl needs a pair of insulated bibs! They can go right over your base layers to keep you warm and dry. Carhartt 100815 - Women's Weathered Duck Jacket, $119.99, Dungarees A durable jacket is another must have! Carhartt is known for their amazing products. MeetHoo Thermal Underwear for Women, $29.98, Amazon Crafted from breathable and moisture-wicking fabric, these base layer are perfect for wintertime. Socks, $14.92, Grainger One of the first parts to get cold is your feet! These thermal socks won't let that happen. The Original Muck Boot Company® Chore Mid Boots, $119.99, Schneiders Who doesn't love their Muck boots?! They're waterproof and will keep your feet warm. Heritage Extreme Winter Gloves, $32.26, Big Dee's Tack & Vet Supplies You have to protect your hands! These are made for the coldest of conditions. These essentials will hopefully do the job of keeping you warm. There are a few other things like a hat and hand/toe warmers that will help even more. The chores have to get done no matter what, so make sure you're prepared for the low temperatures. Cowgirl HotlistEmail address:* CommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. HORSES | barn chilly chores clothing cold weather cowgirl feeding horses snow stalls weather winter