cashmere leg warmers - Stuff Parents Need

Transitioning into the fall wardrobe is a delightful time for me, personally. I absolutely adore fall clothes; so cozy and comfy. My daughter, on the other hand, as a bit of a harder time. You see, she’s a dress girl, through and through. I invest heavily in thick tights for the winter months, because I know Darah is going to want to wear a dress if at all possible, even if it is 40 degrees outside.

I recently connected with Kate Joranson, the owner of Tree Line Studios. She is all about helping folks “fill in the gaps” in their wardrobe, and successfully navigate the changing seasons, or hold on to a piece of clothing for just a little bit longer as warm days yield to chilly ones. She sent Darah a pair of cashmere leg warmers to try out, and we had a lot of fun modeling the look out in the yard.

We decided to pair these adorable leg warmers with a pair of tights, just to test how they might feel as an extra source of warmth. Darah commented within just a few minutes of putting them on that her legs were warm and toasty!

Kate has recycled all of the cashmere that she uses for her leg warmers, scarves and fingerless gloves. She adds cute hand-knit trim and cuffs and brings these beautiful fabrics back to life for a whole new adventure.

And yes, just in case you noticed, Darah’s shoes are, in fact, on the wrong feet. She dressed herself, and this little detail was lost on me. Oh well. She’ll be fine!

I love what Tree Line Studio produces (very high quality products) and I love the sentiment behind them (use it up, wear it out, stretch the life). These leg warmers could also be used as sleeves to help squeeze some extra time out of a beloved short-sleeve shirt. There are many ways to wear this look, and it is a great way to add a pop of color and fun. I love having them since I know that Darah plays outside every single day for at least 45 minutes, even when it is freezing outside. These leg warmers not only can help with the transition to fall, but can also be a layering piece during the coldest time of the year to provide extra protection.

Also…they are so stinkin’ cute!