Norma Kamali Women's Classic Sleeping Bag Coat Long

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Size - When it comes to wearable sleeping bags, sizing is slightly different compared to traditional bags. You'll want one big enough to accommodate you comfortably from head to toe when you're in the bag. However, you don't want the bag to be so big you're flopping around inside or so small you feel the hood and crotch irritating you when you're trying to sleep. Keep in mind too that size can differ from manufacturer to manufacturer so it might be worth your while to peruse customer comments to see what different people say about the sizing of a particular bag.

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Others used theirs as picnic blankets, a bed for a cat birthing kittens, or as a cozy blanket. “It’s good in the movie theater because you feel like your at home watching television with your comforter,” one person said. “It feels like a portable futon.”

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As East Coast temperatures continue to plummet and nevertheless, outdoor dining persists, I found myself wondering how I'd survive the winter and at least attempt to be social. Let me preface this by saying that since childhood — in the suburbs of NYC, I should add — I've run cold. Like, very cold. At home, my space heater and I were inseparable, and ski trips required multiple layers of long underwear and two pairs of gloves at minimum. I complain about the weather more than my friends from Los Angeles and flat out refuse to leave my apartment if it's below freezing outside.

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The ratio of aesthetics to utility is really different when you’re standing on a train platform in February.”

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There are times when you own your own business and other people are influenced by something you’re doing, and they have more money and more advertising power to sell it, and you’re still trying to figure out how to pay the rent,” Kamali told the New York Times in 2018. But she wasn’t one to brood. “You can have them. I’m on to the next thing.” If you’re someone who is always cold, spend a lot of time in cold climates, or camp during the winter, your life is about to be changed by a wearable sleeping bag. The sleeping bag coat wasn’t just quirky. It ushered in a culture-altering trend that would make puffer coats as much of a winter staple as Ugg boots. The puffer reappears year after year because of the relatively slow cycle of outerwear fashion, and the rotation is sluggish because coats have a purpose that’s outside of style. “Utilitarian clothing, there are certain things they can’t sacrifice. Outerwear in particular needs to do its job,” says Marjorie Jolles, co-editor of Fashion Talks: Undressing the Power of Style. Wearable sleeping bags are basically down or synthetic insulated suits. They’re designed to be slept in, but they’re so much more versatile than a normal sleeping bag where your legs are connected and you can’t do much when you’re in it. Wearable sleeping bags typically have separate legs and arms, which allow you to move around as normal while in your sleeping bag. A wearable sleeping bag may also be your solution to many thermostat-related arguments if your family hates to turn on the heater in the winter.