Cool winter shoes for cold winter days
Here they are again, the frosty temperatures and thus the time for woollen socks, thermal leggings and the meticulous search for warm winter shoes that don't look like an aesthetic crime. Although we are against stereotypes, women actually have cold feet more often than men. This is largely due to the fact that women generally have 15% less muscle mass and thus produce less heat overall. Parts of the body such as the nose and ears are particularly affected, but so are the feet and toes. So that romantic winter walks with your loved ones and cosy Christmas market visits with colleagues do not mutate into a battle against icy feet after half an hour, here are some tips on how to keep your feet warm through the cold season.
