Winter clothing item you must-have to stay warm in the Winter ❄️👕 Uniqlo Heattech

You need thermal wear if you freeze easily and want to survive the cold winter in Toronto, Canada. Uniqlo is a Japanese brand and has a subbrand called "Heattech", innerwear/thermal wear that I've been using since I arrived in Canada, for the last 5 years.
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In this video, I'll share with you what I think about Uniqlo's heattech. I'll show you what the women's and men's heattech tops look like, how warm they are, and whether I think they're worth buying. Share with me your thoughts and comments about this in the comments section!
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[@LivinginCanada]

Watch how I switch from summer to WINTER wardrobe in my newest video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2m3h4Wfhah7obM ❄🧥

[@Chicago48]

I never find my size at Uniqlo (online). Sold out.

[@alkabharti5372]

What is your measurement

[@JenHope118]

Praise God for Uniqlo winter inner clothes to keep warm without breaking the bank 🙏

[@QuorkEx]

Great video, ‎I m doing some research into this brand ‎Prior to buying and ‎It is good to hear from someone who has been using these ‎products for a while.

[@LivinginCanada]

From a practical stand point, yes, they have really good products!

[@simont1709]

depending on where you are when heat tech goes on sale its a bargain, cant go wrong

[@mayaj3762]

Do you do the heattech leggings under your pants every day too?? My legs always feel cold!!

[@lotfibouhedjeur]

I really needed this as I share you aversion for bulky clothing. Great info as usual and you didn't forget about us guys. 👍

[@LivinginCanada]

Happy to hear that! Yes these tops are really indispensable in the Winter. They're so practical and versatile!

[@沈龍祥]

Here i am using extra warm at 15°c lol

[@LivinginCanada]

Legit! haha

[@AM-jx3zf]

😂😂

[@zykzi]

it does not get that cold here (0C maybe once a year) but i feel the cold worse than average person. visiting -0 area in future, so this sounds like i should just jump straight into the extra warm 🤔 thanks for the video

[@LivinginCanada]

That sounds right! You can even layer to tops, just remember to adjust the sizes so they fit nicely on top of each other and are not squished.

[@LivinginCanada]

Which are you thinking of getting? Are there any other brands you recommend for thermalwear?

[@Dogeyess]

Heattech is really a life saver

[@Fem_ke94]

Thank you for this very clear and straightforward video! Now it's easier to make my choice as living in Europe. However it might be helpful for travelling.

[@neena5998]

Very informative video❤ That's exactly what i needed to know. Thanks

[@LivinginCanada]

Thanks! I'm glad to hear this was useful!

[@audreyyyhappened6831]

I live in Malaysia and will be visiting Canada soon, but when you say 10 degrees Celsius is warm. I lost my marbles.

[@LivinginCanada]

Haha, rn mid November it's around 0ºC. Hope you'll enjoy it nevertheless!

[@kikky811]

Definitely want to try this brand for our upcoming Alaska cruise as I want something thin yet lightweight. Thank you for this!

[@LivinginCanada]

You're welcome!

[@isisunayak]

These thermal looks like macroman wonder series and jockey international series thermal. Heat tech technology and poly fill heat technology impact your bones through regular use and heat tech synthetic should be used in 12 degree or below temperature due to non resistance power like Marino wool and cotton thermal

[@arare5678]

What will happen if I put my heattech in the dryer?

[@enolaesnow]

Thanks for the video! It’s just hit winter in Melbourne and everyone wears these in extra warm but I was worried they wouldn’t be fitted enough as xxs is not available, so I’ll go give xs a go. This has been very helpful!

[@msport8871]

You are so pretty

[@justjuniorjaw]

Got both shirt + tights at Ultra Warm, M, Black. It was sold at a discount around ~$24 Canadian. I'm enjoying it as my pajamas at night. Slept well and woke up, no sweat. I can also use it for when I'm going to trips up the mountains or colder areas. I'm in a country where 20C to 30C is the average. I may consider S next time if they're making another discount in the future for my collection.

[@ChasingTravelAdventure]

Stateside i buy Columbia omni heat. I saw ads when in UK for these. I wish they had thumb holes

[@khelix23]

I put mine in the dryer 😮😅 haha

[@LivinginCanada]

Haha, and what happened to it?

[@khelix23]

@@LivinginCanada nothing! They are completely fine 😅 (but I don’t live in a cold place so I only use them when I travel once a year 😂 and sometimes for the movie theater cause is really cold there lol)

[@lohhowtien2778]

Very informative video. I’m going to buy Uniqlo heattech for my coming holiday. 😊

[@tanialok8730]

These are very good even the price.

[@rahulagarwal988]

Do hand gloves of this heattech quality are available?

[@monalisati7162]

Yes, they are! They have ample options depending on the level of heattech.

[@theindy79]

5 years same thermal pretty durable Uniqlo thanks for idea to try with my long John/Jane for us girls shirt

[@heynedajoon]

So do you remove this when you're inside?

[@shaygold943]

Thanks 🙏

[@kikky811]

I love your videos, your style and how you vlog. However, if someone is watching your videos from outside Canada, you portray the Toronto (to say Canada is misleading as it’s a huge country) as a super freezing, cold all the time city. Meanwhile, TO average January temp is +1, 0. high Celsius. That’s about as cold as it gets except for a bunch days where it’s super cold and some where it’s very mild, like majority of current winter. It’s rare to have a long stretch of days below -5 during the day in Toronto. 6 months of winter? Really?🤣 I do really love your channel but wish you didn’t portray SW Ontario as Antarctica 🥶 It’s misleading.

[@LivinginCanada]

Thank you! You're right, Toronto only gets to minus 20° on a few days, while most other days hover around -5°-0° C. As this video focuses on matching clothing to temperatures, I didn't point that out. After 5 years in Toronto I've really gotten used to 0 degrees, and don't feel that cold. But from the perspective of people coming from the tropics where it's 35° C all year, like I did, it does feel super freezing and even 0° C is unbearable for many (Starting November-April). Thanks for your comment though! It's a good idea for another video where I can perhaps illustrate how the distribution of the temperature is.

[@kikky811]

@@LivinginCanada 100% agree it would be a huge difference and shock to someone moving here from the tropics. However, for the average North American winter (excluding southern states of course), Toronto is not super cold, even in the winter. There are a few snow storms and a few days, sometimes weeks were it dips below -10 and colder (daytime) but it’s fairly rare for this area of Canada/Ontario. It just varies hugely in Canada. While we enjoyed +15 Celsius last week, people were skating on frozen lakes in Quebec City! Only 9 or so driving hours away. I often feel like people from other places think it’s like this everywhere in Canada and most of the year too 😜. It is true though that during certain months (usually all of November and mid-March to mid April) we can experience all 4 seasons in the same week. It’s crazy how the weather fluctuates during those shoulder months. One minute you’re wearing a parka and the next we have a heatwave of +30. Haha Anyway. Love your video idea.

[@LivinginCanada]

Just saw this! Yes that's true, I don't find it that cold anymore, I've acclimated I guess! KZbin doesn't automatically show new replies to already replied comments, hence the very late reply. Thanks for contributing, I think this is very insightful for people coming here!

[@amilaano1]

How do you dry them after washing?

[@LivinginCanada]

I usually hang them on a clothes hanger to dry out in the air (never put them in the dryer), they usually dry very fast!

[@thisisnotmyrealname6046]

Maybe get your hair out of the way so we can actually see the tops...