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Cuddlduds

KittyGurl — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 05:33:16 GMT

Has anyone bought the cuddlduds brand? Even better does anyone own the one Shawn presented today on her accessorize show. The item number is a258378. I just love the look of this and I have been wanting to get a sweater or cardigan with the thumb holes. This one appears to be cheaper than b&m but it wondered about the quality and how warm it is. Thanks so much!

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sparklestar — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 05:53:35 GMT

I have purchased their layering shirts for years now. They are a nice thin layering piece to keep you warm. They come in everything from light to warmest layering for all seasons. I wear them all winter long. In the summer I wear their camisole shirts to keep warm in the A/C in our office. I have their fleece shirts also.

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Lela — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 06:17:17 GMT

I own 2 of the exact Cuddleduds in black. Funny but I never paid attention to the "thumb holes" (I cuff the sleeves). I purchased from another source (store). Very comfortable, roomy and warm. I like to layer underneath - not a fan of heavy, winter coats anymore (and I live in Upstate NY) - so I get by with items like this with layering. Nice quality and one of Cuddleduds more modern looking items.

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littlesusie — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 06:32:54 GMT

Check out Kohls website! Search under cuddl duds.

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lennox25 — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 10:49:05 GMT

I watched the video of Shawn selling the item number referred to above. She makes no sense to me on this item. She says it is a good "layering piece". I can't imagine anything I could or would wear it under, as it would feel and look utterly ridiculous with a coat or winter jacket of some type over it. What would I layer it with ? It's already getting too cold just to wear it by itself.

Next, she suggests keeping it on inside and wearing it for warmth. Really Shawn ? ( I think she talks to hear herself talk.)

Now I personally think it looks a bit "overload" to keep on all day walking around the house, and am sure there are a large variety of things I could wear to keep me warm instead of a hoodie, with gloves add thumb holes, and an asymmetrical hem to clean, cook, and be around my house in.

She also suggested if going to a party or something you could wear it underneath your coat and just keep it on once inside. Again, wouldn't I be suggesting to my host and everyone else that I'm prepared to leave any minute ?

I dunno. Perhaps in Shawn's crazy wardrobe world this is a good idea, but I think she is really reaching too hard when suggesting these ideas.

I am so overdone with all of these hosts recommending ANYTHING to us as if we are dummies to try and get a sale while they are on the clock. It's insulting to our intelligence, and doesn't do a whole lot to make them seem very intelligent, sincere or worth watching.

Grow up hosts.

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Gayle2 — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 13:51:15 GMT

I have some that I bought in the early 1980's. I have worn these EVERY year and they still look new and the elastic at the waistline is still good!

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Madisson — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 13:57:20 GMT

I have several pieces in Cuddl Duds as is does get rather cold where I live at times in the winter. If you go to the following link, you will find several other sweaters and wraps listed under "Women", "long sleeve," and "wraps." They have some really cute things, and they are soooo cozy! http://www.cuddlduds.com/women.html

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Beachgirl42 — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 14:02:25 GMT

I have several cuddlduds crewneck fleece tops that I wear when walking outside during the winter. I just bought this hooded wrap last week in a b&m store. It is soft and warm. I love the thumbholes! I wear it like a regular cardigan over tanks and tees. I have the black (only colored offered where I found it) and decided to get the merlot today. Q was out by the time I watched so I ordered one on amazon. Actually less expensive since I don't pay shipping as a prime member.

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Jannyg — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 14:21:00 GMT

I have cuddl duds that are many years old. They are terrific. I sometimes find them at Tuesday Morning.

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Perkup — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 14:48:34 GMT

Ive bought them for years at Belk and J C. Penney. They are comfy, soft and do not pill or shrink when washed. They don't create any appreciable bulk under your clothing. Really like them. Much prefer them to the heavier, waffle type fabrics. I do buy up a size when I purchase. Just a personal preference.

I've also slept in them when the furnace isn't working or the house is unusually cold. Soft and warm for pi's.

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Marianne1 — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 15:30:53 GMT

I just bought the ones on Q check yesterday, but I bought them on Amazon. The sizes and colors I wanted to order were on wait list here, so I looked elsewhere.

I will get them on Monday, and I ordered them today-- love Prime

(the $$ ended up being less on Amazon because of shipping costs at the Q)

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birkin baby — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 15:50:21 GMT

I saw some at Wal-Mart. Cute prints too. I love them under jeans when it's cold. I like to sleep in them too. They hold up very well.

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RetRN — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 15:50:59 GMT

I love my cuddl duds, have been buying them for years.

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lilac lover — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 16:08:12 GMT

On 11/1/2014 lennox25 said:
I watched the video of Shawn selling the item number referred to above. She makes no sense to me on this item. She says it is a good "layering piece". I can't imagine anything I could or would wear it under, as it would feel and look utterly ridiculous with a coat or winter jacket of some type over it. What would I layer it with ? It's already getting too cold just to wear it by itself.

Next, she suggests keeping it on inside and wearing it for warmth. Really Shawn ? ( I think she talks to hear herself talk.)

Now I personally think it looks a bit "overload" to keep on all day walking around the house, and am sure there are a large variety of things I could wear to keep me warm instead of a hoodie, with gloves add thumb holes, and an asymmetrical hem to clean, cook, and be around my house in.

She also suggested if going to a party or something you could wear it underneath your coat and just keep it on once inside. Again, wouldn't I be suggesting to my host and everyone else that I'm prepared to leave any minute ?

I dunno. Perhaps in Shawn's crazy wardrobe world this is a good idea, but I think she is really reaching too hard when suggesting these ideas.

I am so overdone with all of these hosts recommending ANYTHING to us as if we are dummies to try and get a sale while they are on the clock. It's insulting to our intelligence, and doesn't do a whole lot to make them seem very intelligent, sincere or worth watching.

Grow up hosts.

I think Shawn is just giving ideas for different ways it can be worn. I am in my 70's and have worn this brand for years. They last forever and are lightweight but cozy. The thumb holes are great! When walking our dog, I keep my hands warm but can keep my thumb on the button of his retractable leash. Give them a try...you might be pleasantly surprised!

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cef001 — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 19:13:24 GMT

On 11/1/2014 lennox25 said:
I watched the video of Shawn selling the item number referred to above. She makes no sense to me on this item. She says it is a good "layering piece". I can't imagine anything I could or would wear it under, as it would feel and look utterly ridiculous with a coat or winter jacket of some type over it. What would I layer it with ? It's already getting too cold just to wear it by itself.

Next, she suggests keeping it on inside and wearing it for warmth. Really Shawn ? ( I think she talks to hear herself talk.)

Now I personally think it looks a bit "overload" to keep on all day walking around the house, and am sure there are a large variety of things I could wear to keep me warm instead of a hoodie, with gloves add thumb holes, and an asymmetrical hem to clean, cook, and be around my house in.

She also suggested if going to a party or something you could wear it underneath your coat and just keep it on once inside. Again, wouldn't I be suggesting to my host and everyone else that I'm prepared to leave any minute ?

I dunno. Perhaps in Shawn's crazy wardrobe world this is a good idea, but I think she is really reaching too hard when suggesting these ideas.

I am so overdone with all of these hosts recommending ANYTHING to us as if we are dummies to try and get a sale while they are on the clock. It's insulting to our intelligence, and doesn't do a whole lot to make them seem very intelligent, sincere or worth watching.

Grow up hosts.

First, I bought this to wear around the house. I can also see me running to do errands in this with a pair of leggings. I live on the East coast and HATE anything big and bulking like a coat when driving. I heard Shawn present this and thought she was right on with her suggestions. I didnt hear her say to layer this over a coat. If she did, I would just over look that anyway because I wouldnt wear it like that.

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ECBG — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 20:21:49 GMT

I've worn the "tee" style of Cuddleduds for years. I dry underwear on hi, so I do order up one size since they will shrink on that setting. Fleece doesn't shrink on hi, so you wouldn't have that problem with this item.

This would be good for walking the dog, running to the grocery store, or wearing anytime you need a hoodie.

I was thinking that I wanted something to wear in the morning when I get up on cold mornings that wasn't so long, yet I'm cold natured. This looks good.

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sarahpanda — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 20:32:23 GMT

I just bought some ''ClimateRight"" by Cuddl Duds @ Walmart today for $10 bucks. OMG ! I am toasty warm. Love them !

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65and fabulous — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 20:33:14 GMT

I've worn this brand for years. Good quality, and on a frigid night here in Pa. I wear them under my flannel nightgown because our old farmhouse is much cooler upstairs! (Yes, I guess I'm old because I love flannel! LOL)

I am always cold, and I would definitely follow Shawn's suggestion to wear inside, around my shoulders at night while I watch TV, knit, or read.

I also agree with Shawn's "being in someone else's house" comment. A few of my friends keep their homes really cool, and I always make sure I take a heavy sweater along so I am not uncomfortable the entire time.

I liked Shawn's suggestions, because it helped me think of a few elderly relatives who would appreciate something light yet warm.

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ROMARY — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 20:41:30 GMT

I still have some from JCP......the silky type of long sleeved tops.

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debcakes — Sat, 01 Nov 2014 23:30:52 GMT

Cuddlduds are essentially thermal underwear. They are branching out.